Lead a successful data privacy program and deliver strategic value within your organisation. Develop the capability to mitigate data risk and become a thought leader in consumer protection and trust.
Data privacy is becoming business-critical for companies balancing data-driven decisions alongside global regulations and the ethical handling of consumer data. Co-created with leading industry partners Lander & Rogers and Palo Alto Networks, this course will equip you with the skills to establish, lead, and measure a data privacy program within your organisation.
This course is designed for mid-senior managers and specialists who've had exposure to data privacy and are looking to upskill. By the end of this course, you’ll walk away with a step-by-step playbook containing tools and templates for implementing a data privacy program.
After completing an RMIT Future Skills course, you will earn an RMIT certificate and credential which can be validated, recognised and shared on social media platforms.
Module 1
Introduction to the data-driven economy and privacy
What is data privacy?
The data-driven economy and the data privacy landscape
Data privacy programs
Module 2
Understanding obligations
Key data privacy regulation from an Australian perspective
Apply key aspects of Australian jurisdiction to your privacy program
Module 3
Understanding data and analysing risk
Data engineering and the data supply chain lifecycle
Assessing data and risk
Module 4
Building a privacy program that aligns with your business
Step-by-step guide to data privacy programs
Getting organisational buy-in
Data privacy program controls
Module 5
Implementation and ongoing assessment
Establishing a privacy program communications plan
Mechanisms to measure program performance
Module 6
Navigating the future
Ethical considerations for emerging technologies
How to respond to legal and technological change
Get ready to meet some of the biggest names in the business
Our industry mentors are available to provide 1:1 feedback and guidance on your course work. Mentors on this course include people like Robert Neely. Robert Neely is a partner in the Corporate practice of national law firm Lander & Rogers. Robert is highly regarded for his expertise in technology-related matters, including complex ICT procurement and infrastructure projects, privacy and data security and intellectual property protection.
RMIT Online has built our courses in partnership with industry, providing you with the latest industry insights and best practices from the real world of work. Our subject matter experts on this course include people like Sean Duca. Sean is Vice President and Regional Chief Security Officer for Asia Pacific and Japan at Palo Alto Networks where he works on the development of thought leadership, threat intelligence and security best practices for the cybersecurity community and business executives.
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