Introduction to Privacy Engineering
Explore the key principles of Technology in Privacy
Description
In today's world, it is crucial to properly understand privacy-related issues and practices when designing and implementing information and communication technologies. Data protection authorities worldwide impose regulations on capturing, storing, and using data. Therefore, it has become essential for technology and data professionals to have a dual proficiency in privacy and technology to ensure that operations meet privacy goals and mitigate associated risks. Organizations that fail to comply with data privacy regulations face costly consequences, including losing customer trust. Therefore, applying strategies, policies, processes, and techniques to manage cybersecurity risks is essential while enabling prudent data use for business purposes.
This quiz allows learners to assess their comprehension of the following topics:
- Developing products that respect privacy
- Identifying the benefits and challenges of emerging technologies about privacy
- Applying privacy by design principles when designing software and systems
- Establishing privacy practices for data security and control, such as minimizing data collection, limiting access, and using encryption
- Conducting audits of systems and applications from a privacy perspective
- Communicating effectively with other departments within the organization to mitigate privacy risks
- Assisting organizations in demonstrating compliance with privacy regulations.
The course is a good supplementary study guide for those learners aiming to present the CIPT certification (all Areas); CISSP (Domain 1.4 and 1.5) and CSSP (Domain 6.2 [Undestanding privacy issues])
What You Will Learn!
- Understand Foundational Principles of Privacy in Technology
- Describe the privacy technologist role in the context of the organization
- Assess and identify privacy risks, threats and violations.
- Recognize Privacy-enhancing strategies, techniques and technologies
- Describe Privacy Engineering practices
- Use Privacy by Design Methodology and Process
- Recognize Evolving or emerging technologies in privacy
Who Should Attend!
- Security professionals expanding their Privacy knowledge
- Anybody curious to engage in Privacy in Technology