Gdpr And Data Protection: Data Privacy And Dpo Masterclass
Published 8/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 701.35 MB | Duration: 4h 58m
Published 8/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 701.35 MB | Duration: 4h 58m
Master GDPR, data protection, data privacy laws, HIPAA & DPO skills for businesses, startups, healthcare & eCommerce
What you'll learn
Understand the foundations, purpose, and scope of GDPR compliance
Master the 7 principles of GDPR and apply them to real-world scenarios
Identify and apply the lawful bases for data processing
Recognize and respect data subject rights (access, erasure, portability, etc.)
Implement GDPR practices in healthcare, eCommerce, SaaS, and remote teams
Learn how to detect, manage, and report data breaches effectively
Conduct GDPR-compliant audits, documentation, and impact assessments
Prepare for the role of Data Protection Officer (DPO) or compliance lead
Requirements
No prior legal or compliance background required
Basic familiarity with business operations or IT systems is helpful
Willingness to learn and apply privacy-first practices
Access to a computer and internet to follow course examples and case studies
Description
This course is designed to help learners of all backgrounds understand and implement GDPR and Data Protection best practices in practical business contexts. Whether you’re managing sensitive patient records, processing eCommerce customer data, or running a tech startup, this course equips you with the tools and confidence to achieve compliance while maintaining business efficiency.You’ll learn the core principles of GDPR, the lawful bases for processing, and the rights of data subjects. The course then goes deeper, applying GDPR to specific industries such as healthcare, direct-to-consumer eCommerce, SaaS platforms, and remote teams. With dedicated lectures on data breaches, reporting, enforcement, and fines, you’ll also gain the skills to prevent costly mistakes and protect your organization’s reputation.Designed to be clear, practical, and beginner-friendly, this masterclass includes real-world case studies, sector-specific examples, and compliance checklists. You don’t need prior legal expertise—this course breaks down complex regulations into actionable steps.What You’ll LearnGrasp GDPR foundations, principles, and lawful processingApply data protection strategies to healthcare, eCommerce, and SaaSUnderstand data subject rights and how to honor them in practiceManage data breaches and comply with reporting obligationsConduct audits, assessments, and documentation for complianceLearn how GDPR is enforced and how fines are calculatedBuild a compliance framework that fits your organization’s needsCourse Features65+ video lectures organized by principle, industry, and applicationSector-specific coverage: healthcare, eCommerce, SaaS, freelancersReal-world examples, case studies, and best practicesBeginner-friendly explanations with professional depthPractical compliance tools and checklists for immediate useAccessible on mobile, desktop, or tabletWho This Course Is ForBusiness owners, managers, and entrepreneurs handling customer dataProfessionals in healthcare, eCommerce, SaaS, or IT securityAspiring and active Data Protection Officers (DPOs)Freelancers and remote workers dealing with EU or global clientsStudents seeking GDPR knowledge for career advancementThis course serves as a comprehensive introduction and practical masterclass on GDPR and Data Protection. Whether you are new to compliance or aiming to specialize in data privacy, you’ll leave with the skills, frameworks, and confidence to safeguard data and maintain compliance.Disclosure: This course contains the use of artificial intelligence for clear voiceovers.
Overview
Section 1: GDPR Foundations – What, Why & Who
Lecture 1 What is GDPR? History and Evolution
Lecture 2 Who Needs to Comply with GDPR (Even Outside the EU)?
Lecture 3 Key Terms: Controller, Processor, Data Subject, DPO
Lecture 4 GDPR’s Global Impact & Territorial Scope
Lecture 5 GDPR vs HIPAA, CCPA, and Other Privacy Laws
Lecture 6 Common GDPR Myths & Misunderstandings
Lecture 7 Why GDPR Is More Than Just a Legal Obligation
Section 2: The 7 Principles of GDPR Explained
Lecture 8 Introduction to the 7 Principles
Lecture 9 Lawfulness, Fairness, and Transparency
Lecture 10 Purpose Limitation & Data Minimization
Lecture 11 Accuracy & Storage Limitation
Lecture 12 Integrity, Confidentiality, and Security
Lecture 13 Accountability: Proving Your Compliance
Section 3: Lawful Bases for Data Processing
Lecture 14 What Is a Lawful Basis for Processing?
Lecture 15 Consent: When It's Required and How to Get It
Lecture 16 Legitimate Interests vs Consent
Lecture 17 Other Legal Grounds: Contracts, Legal Obligation, Public Tasks
Lecture 18 Real-World Examples: Choosing the Right Basis
Section 4: Understanding Data Subject Rights
Lecture 19 Overview of Data Subject Rights
Lecture 20 Right to Access: What It Means for Businesses
Lecture 21 Right to Rectification and Erasure
Lecture 22 Right to Restrict Processing and Object
Lecture 23 Data Portability Explained
Lecture 24 Rights Around Automated Profiling
Lecture 25 How to Handle Rights Requests: Tools & Process
Section 5: GDPR in Healthcare & ePHI Systems
Lecture 26 Special Category Data: Health Information
Lecture 27 GDPR vs HIPAA: Similarities and Differences
Lecture 28 Consent in Medical Contexts (Explicit & Informed)
Lecture 29 Electronic Health Records and Portability
Lecture 30 Sharing Data Between Clinics, Labs & Insurers
Lecture 31 Case Study: Data Breach in a European Hospital
Section 6: GDPR in eCommerce & DTC Brands
Lecture 32 Collecting Customer Data in Online Stores
Lecture 33 Cookie Consent Banners and Tracking Tools
Lecture 34 Managing Marketing Permissions (Email/SMS)
Lecture 35 Handling “Right to be Forgotten” in Orders
Lecture 36 3rd Party Integrations: Shopify, Stripe, Google Ads
Section 7: GDPR for Tech Startups & SaaS
Lecture 37 What Startups Must Know About GDPR Early On
Lecture 38 Privacy by Design & Default in Product Development
Lecture 39 Creating a Data Flow Map: MVP to Scale
Lecture 40 Using APIs and 3rd Parties: Risks & Compliance
Lecture 41 Managing Internal Access to User Data
Lecture 42 Cross-Border Data Transfers (SCCs & Alternatives)
Lecture 43 Startup Case Study: GDPR Violation and Pivot
Section 8: GDPR for Freelancers & Remote Teams
Lecture 44 Why Freelancers & Solopreneurs Must Care
Lecture 45 Data Responsibilities When Handling Client Files
Lecture 46 Contracts and Data Processing Agreements (DPAs)
Lecture 47 Securely Managing Files and Devices Remotely
Lecture 48 GDPR Risks in Using Tools Like Trello, Slack, Notion
Lecture 49 Building a Compliant Website, Portfolio & Contact Form
Section 9: Managing Data Breaches & Reporting
Lecture 50 What Qualifies as a Personal Data Breach?
Lecture 51 Internal Detection & Response Plans
Lecture 52 Reporting to Supervisory Authorities (72-Hour Rule)
Lecture 53 Notifying Users: When, How & What to Say
Lecture 54 Avoiding Future Breaches: Prevention Strategies
Section 10: Implementing GDPR in Your Business
Lecture 55 Writing a GDPR-Compliant Privacy Policy
Lecture 56 How to Set Up a Consent Management Platform
Lecture 57 Creating and Managing Data Registers
Lecture 58 Conducting a DPIA (Impact Assessment)
Lecture 59 Team Training and GDPR Awareness
Lecture 60 Automating Compliance (OneTrust, Termly, Cookiebot)
Lecture 61 Tools & Templates to Launch Your GDPR Program
Section 11: Audits, Enforcement & Fines
Lecture 62 How GDPR Is Enforced in the EU
Lecture 63 The Role of Supervisory Authorities
Lecture 64 What Triggers an Investigation or Audit
Lecture 65 Understanding GDPR Penalties: Tiers & Examples
Lecture 66 Case Studies: British Airways, H&M, Meta
Lecture 67 Preparing for an Audit: Step-by-Step
Business owners and managers seeking GDPR compliance,Aspiring and practicing Data Protection Officers (DPOs),Healthcare, eCommerce, and SaaS professionals managing customer data,Freelancers and remote teams handling personal data globally,IT, security, and legal staff working on compliance projects,Students or professionals preparing for privacy-related certifications