In-Company Training

 

Personal data in Singapore is protected under the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA), the main data protection regulation came into force in 2014. The PDPA governs the collection, use, disclosure and care of personal data. With digitalisation and more cross-border transactions, Singapore companies should leverage the PDPA so that they can gain the confidence of their various stakeholders.

 

Singapore companies are encouraged to demonstrate accountability to data protection and this aspect is an important consideration when it comes to the Personal Data Protection Commission’s enforcement cases. The process to demonstrate accountability also enable organisations to be clear on their responsibilities, as well as be mindful of their capabilities to handle data protection and potential lapses arising from their oversight or gaps.

 

Key Benefits
  • Understand companies’ obligations to Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)
  • Identify potential areas for non-compliance to PDPA for their organisations
  • Identify practical ways to demonstrate accountability to PDPA
  • Contextualise data protection related activities based on participants’ job functions

 

Course Content
  • Overview of Singapore’s PDPA
  • Sectoral data protection enforcement cases
  • Process flow to demonstrate accountability
  • Data protection checklist on work activities relating to handling of personal data
  • Risk prioritisation when reviewing areas for non-compliance
  • Online quizzes for participants’ self-assessment

 

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