We provide practical training to various groupings and tailor the training to the client’s needs, encompassing all aspects of data protection and cyber-hygiene.
We also organize various public trainings. Take a look at some of our data protection and information security training courses we have done below.
Upcoming public trainings in data protection and cyber security:
We have conducted numerous trainings on various data protection subjects:
- Data protection and cyber-hygiene tailored to the needs and audiences of organisations
- Data markets, why do we need data protection
- Lessons learned from data protection fines in Europe
- Data protection in employment (together with leading legal advisor Kristel Tiits)
- Data protection seminar – data mapping and documenting data processing
- Data protection seminar – ensuring compliance of documents and processes
- Data protection seminar – risk assessment methods and conducting DPIA
Do you need tailor-made data protection trainings for your organisation and/or audience?
Cyber security
Why are companies still taking the phishing bait?
Although technology has an important role in preventing cyber attacks, companies are neglecting an equally important means of preventing cyber threats from realising: their employees. The results of a recent study by Grant Thornton showed that the weakest link of cyber defence was overreliance on technology to protect personal data.
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Data Protection
The other data protection topics in addition to the GDPR
When you read about the draft ePrivacy Regulation it may appear as though all it does is regulate the use of cookies and manage direct marketing; but the draft ePrivacy Regulation also proposes more regulation of over-the-top (OTT) communications provides, such as Skype or WhatsApp.
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GDPR
GDPR in Lithuania
Despite one of the main goals of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) being to harmonise data protection law across the EU, it does allow the individual member states to introduce broad derogations concerning national security, the prevention of crime and the enforcement of civil claims, when fundamental rights to data protection are guaranteed and derogations themselves are necessary and proportionate.
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GDPR
The General Data Protection Regulation – 12 months later
Although it is cold as I am writing this, spring is here and summer is right around the corner. A number of important events are on the way – the wildly popular Game of Thrones wrapped up its last season and the GDPR celebrated first birthday. What is the temperature like in Estonia in the field of personal data protection – lukewarm, ice-cold or smoking hot?
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