Data Privacy: Managing the Security and Proper Use of Personal Information (Core Employee)
8 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
Personal information belongs to customers, employees, suppliers, business partners and third parties, and much of it is treated as private under the law. This is the core employee course on protecting it.
What this course covers:
- What counts as personal information and whose data it can be
- Why certain personal information is considered private under law
- The duty organizations and their employees have to safeguard it
- Practical steps that protect personal data from theft and misuse
The main employee-level course in the Data Privacy series, written for every staff member who handles personal information as part of their role.
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
Author
Data Privacy: Managing the Security and Proper Use of Personal Information (Core Employee)
Frequently Asked Questions
This is the main employee-level course in the Data Privacy series, written for every staff member who handles personal information as part of their role, rather than a shorter refresher edition meant for already-trained staff.
The course describes the duty that organizations and their employees share to safeguard personal information, positioning that duty as central to every employee's handling of data on a daily basis, no matter their department or seniority level.
It covers practical steps that protect personal data from both theft and misuse, giving every staff member concrete actions to take rather than only legal background on why protection matters in the first place for everyone.
It is written for every staff member who handles personal information as part of their role, making it the standard, primary employee-level course within the wider Data Privacy series of training available to staff everywhere.
As the main employee-level course, it stresses that personal information can belong to customers, employees, suppliers, business partners or third parties, and that a meaningful share of it carries legal privacy protection employees must respect.
