PDPA Compliance Workshop For Businesses And Self-Employed Persons (AIC)
About This Course
• Describe the background of why PDPA was started and how businesses can be impacted if they fail to comply with PDPA.
• Describe and explain the requirements under the Personal Data Protection Act
• Describe the various business activities and how non-compliance with the Personal Data Protection Act can occur during those activities
• Understand a risk matrix that can be used to assess risks of non-compliance with PDPA and risk controls that can be implemented in order to develop riskassessment report
• Carry out methods to resolve risks involved in different types of business activities
• Understand methods that can be used by an organization to maintain its compliance with the PDPA and thus reducing the risk of non-compliance with thePDPA in the long term
What You'll Learn
Entry Requirements
There are no pre-requisites for this course. However, it is preferable that learners have the following assumed knowledge and experience and assumedskills.
Assumed Knowledge and Experience:
• Understands relevant organisational strategies, objectives, culture, policies, processes and products / services
• Aware of compliance requirements of the organisation
Assumed Skills:
• Understand relevant organisational policies, processes, IT systems and the types of data that is captured and stored in those systems;
• Have information gathering skills to gather and collate necessary information;
• Have analytical skills to assess policies and procedures;
• Have business writing skills to prepare management report; and
• Be aware of compliance requirements of organisation.
• WPLN ( Workplace Literacy and Numeracy) Level for Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing and Numeracy is L6 or above.