In this workshop, we delve into the evolving realms of 'AI' and 'Machine Learning,' exploring their integration into both public and private sectors. Emphasis is placed on addressing contemporary challenges, with a focus on GDPR and other information governance and records management issues. Participants will leave with practical strategies for approaching Machine Learning and AI, heightened awareness of key resources, and insights into current best practices, ensuring they stay abreast of this rapidly advancing field.
For all those undertaking the DPO role, this foundation level certificate covers the essential knowledge and practical skills required to successfully navigate the UK data protection landscape.
This foundation course is designed for those wishing to acquire detailed knowledge of the FOIA and develop the practical skills to enable them to become a more effective FOI Officer.
This workshop will help you prepare for the UK's new data protection regime, ensuring you are ready to meet the law's requirements and helping you leverage the changes intended to simplify compliance.
During this full day workshop we will take you through each stage and requirement of a Subject Access Request. From the fundamentals of what the right is and requires through to an in-depth look at exemptions, delegates will come away with a strong set of skills and knowledge on how to handle an SAR, where some of the challenges might be and where further knowledge and resources can be gained.
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