Canadian Privacy Training, the training aligned with CIPP/C certification, teaches the legal foundations of Canadian privacy, public- and private-sector practices, relevant international privacy laws such as the GDPR, and security practices that relate to privacy
Canadian Privacy Overview
- Learn privacy definitions, history, data subject rights, personal information, and what constitutes employee, work-product, publicly available, and private information.
- Understand data breach reporting processes.
- Know recent legal developments and the relationship between the Office of the Privacy Commissioner and the Federal courts.
- Get privacy commissioner guidance on privacy rights and obligations, plus communication tools, authentication guidelines, and the AICPA/CICA model codes.
Privacy Laws and Practices
- Develop a working knowledge of private-sector privacy statutes, including PIPEDA, the PIPAs, the Quebec Act, and CASL.
- Recognize privacy concepts and practices, including fair information principles.
- Understand public-sector practices and laws, such as The Privacy Act, the privacy commissioner’s role, and key policies and guidelines.
International Privacy Laws
- Understand the mechanics of international data transfers.
- Learn the GDPR and the EU’s approach to spam, cookies, and behavioral advertising.
- Recognize unfair and deceptive trade practices.
- Summarize U.S. sector-based privacy laws (HIPAA, COPPA, etc.).
- Learn Asia-Pacific structures such as APEC and China’s Cybersecurity Law.
Data Security and Privacy
- Measure and assess information security.
- Apply privacy-related safeguards.
- Understand the privacy issues in cloud computing, vendor and partner relations, Big Data and artificial intelligence.
