Practical Privacy and Compliance for Small Companies
1h 28mBeginner2021-07-30
Authors

Nishant Bhajaria
Privacy and Security Leader and Digital Product Architect
Course details
Unlike large companies, small companies cannot always hire privacy specialists or buy pricey third-party tools. In this course, instructor Nishant Bhajaria provides an easy-to-understand, practical primer on privacy, security, and compliance. He shows hands-on leaders what obligations are created by laws like GDPR and CCPA, identifies techniques to detect privacy risk in data handling and product development, demonstrates how to implement tools and processes to manage access to sensitive data, and much more. This course can help you build tooling for critical functions like data inventory; data sharing and export; data subject access requests; deleting account and event streaming data; capturing; storing and updating user consent; and addressing security vulnerabilities that could cause privacy harm.
After taking this course, companies will be able to prioritize and execute on their privacy priorities intelligently, reduce risk, manage compliance, and build user trust.
After taking this course, companies will be able to prioritize and execute on their privacy priorities intelligently, reduce risk, manage compliance, and build user trust.
Skills covered
PrivacySmall Business ManagementSmall Business and EntrepreneurshipCybersecurityOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Building privacy tools to reduce risk and grow your business
1. Training on Concepts
- 02 - What is privacy and why does it matter
- 03 - Privacy laws and what you need to understand
- 04 - Security and privacy
- 05 - Data and its transmission and storage
2. Building Data Governance
- 06 - Classifying data based on privacy risk
- 07 - Building a data catalog
- 08 - The need for data retention policies
- 09 - Measuring privacy compliance against laws
3. Reducing Privacy Risk via Automation
- 10 - Building tooling for deletion
- 11 - Improving privacy using IT tools and vulnerabilities
- 12 - Storing and handling data securely using encryption
- 13 - Internal IDs and data sharing
4. Building Privacy Trust and Transparency
- 14 - Collecting user consent
- 15 - Providing users access to their data (DSARs)
- 16 - Privacy reviews
- 17 - Improving program maturity
Conclusion
- 18 - Next steps for privacy in small businesses