Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer (CDPSE) prepares security, data, and DevSecOps engineers for the CDPSE certification exam across five days. The CDPSE certification validates the broad range of subject matter required to be an effective data privacy professional. It recognizes candidates who can implement and manage privacy solutions. It also confirms their knowledge of data privacy principles, regulations, risk management, and privacy governance. The course covers privacy governance, privacy risk management and compliance, data life cycle management, and privacy engineering. This gives attendees the grounding they need to sit for the exam with confidence.
Who Should Attend
Security Engineers, Data Engineers, DevSecOps Engineers and other IT staff
What Attendees Will Learn
Upon completing this course attendees will be able to:
- Identify internal and external requirements to develop and maintain the organization’s privacy programs.
- Review organizational programs to align with privacy related legal and regulatory requirements, industry best practices (e.g., privacy by design), and data subject’s expectations.
- Advise on data life cycle policies and practices to ensure privacy considerations for data governance.
- Design and evaluate the implementation of technical and operational controls for data classifications and data life cycle requirements.
- Perform privacy impact assessments (PIAs) and other privacy-focused assessments.
- Contribute to the integration of privacy principles (e.g., privacy by design) in the development of procedures and operational manuals for organizational needs.
- Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure privacy principles (e.g., privacy by design) are followed during the design, development, and implementation of systems, applications, and infrastructure.
- Identify and assess privacy related threats and vulnerabilities.
- Contribute to the evaluation of contracts, service level agreements (SLAs), and privacy practices of vendors and other parties and subsequently monitor for compliance.
- Participate in the incident management process to address privacy impacts and support remediation.
- Collaborate with relevant stakeholders to address privacy compliance and risk response.
- Contribute to the evaluation of information architecture to support privacy by design principles and data considerations.
- Evaluate changes in regulatory landscape, emerging threats to privacy, and privacy enhancing technologies (PETs).
- Design, implement, and monitor processes and procedures to keep personal information inventory and dataflow records current and accurate.
- Advise on data classification for personal information to enable risk assessment and implementation of controls.
- Develop and monitor metrics to report on privacy program performance to relevant stakeholders.
- Advocate for advancing privacy posture and maturity as it aligns to the organizational objectives.
- Contribute to the development of educational content and conduct privacy training to promote a privacy aware culture.
- Promote accountability, fairness, and transparency throughout the data life cycle.
Prerequisites
This course suits those with some experience in the governance, architecture, and life cycle of data privacy at a technical level.