Notice: Participants are requested to bring a laptop for this programme.
Programme Objective
According to the widely used data breach reporting website HaveIBeenPwned.com, there are more than 9.5 billion online accounts that have been breached. This is more than the current world’s population of over 7.8 billion people. Chances are, at least one of our online accounts is most probably exposed in the world wide web.
The course provides learners with a good overview and understanding of the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) and how it may be applied to the organisations for compliance. Areas covered in this programme include key legislative and regulatory requirements of PDPA and how learners can help ensure compliance and alignment with PDPA. In addition, various aspects relating to a data breach are also covered. This includes the containment of a data breach, to assessing the breach, reporting and evaluation of the incident. With the increasing use of big data and data analytics, topics relating to the data ethics involving data-driven and artificial intelligence systems is also covered.
Programme Outline
After completing this course, learners will be able to:
- Explain the key obligations with the PDPA
- Apply the key obligations with respect to different organisations
- Identify the types of data breach
- Describe various information technology system vulnerabilities that may cause a data breach
- Describe a Data Breach Management Framework
- Create a data breach management plan
- Explain the data protection audit principles
- Apply the data protection audit process
- Explain the Data Protection Trustmark Certification Process
- Describe the Input-Process-Output from several Artificial Intelligence (AI) Case Studies
- Describe the data lifecycle with respect to the handling of personal data
- Categorise AI systems based on a Risk Assessment Model & Decision Matrix
This course is part of the ISCA Compliance Certificate Series. The ISCA Compliance Certificate series is targeted at finance and accountancy professionals who are involved with or are taking on compliance related processes. Participants will be required to complete specific courses across fundamental and intermediate levels to obtain each Certificate.
| Series 1: ISCA PDPA Compliance Series |
Fundamental Module | |
Intermediate Module |
PDPA - Risk, Compliance and Ethics
|
After participants complete both the courses, they will get a certificate – ISCA PDPA Compliance Certificate (Intermediate).
Training Methodology
Tech-enabled training, with a combination of instructional methods of lectures, discussions, and case studies.
Assessment
Formative assessment
Closing Date for Registration
1 week before programme or until full enrolment
Intended For
Finance and accountancy professionals and other non-finance professionals who are undertaking DP Executive or DP Officer roles in their organization.
Pre-requisites
Preferably, participants should have completed the course: WSQ Fundamentals of the Personal Data Protection Act.
Schedule & Fees
Testimonial
Funding
No funding Available!
Programme Facilitator(s)
Notice: Participants are requested to bring a laptop for this programme.
Programme Objective
According to the widely used data breach reporting website HaveIBeenPwned.com, there are more than 9.5 billion online accounts that have been breached. This is more than the current world’s population of over 7.8 billion people. Chances are, at least one of our online accounts is most probably exposed in the world wide web.
The course provides learners with a good overview and understanding of the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) and how it may be applied to the organisations for compliance. Areas covered in this programme include key legislative and regulatory requirements of PDPA and how learners can help ensure compliance and alignment with PDPA. In addition, various aspects relating to a data breach are also covered. This includes the containment of a data breach, to assessing the breach, reporting and evaluation of the incident. With the increasing use of big data and data analytics, topics relating to the data ethics involving data-driven and artificial intelligence systems is also covered.
Programme Outline
After completing this course, learners will be able to:
- Explain the key obligations with the PDPA
- Apply the key obligations with respect to different organisations
- Identify the types of data breach
- Describe various information technology system vulnerabilities that may cause a data breach
- Describe a Data Breach Management Framework
- Create a data breach management plan
- Explain the data protection audit principles
- Apply the data protection audit process
- Explain the Data Protection Trustmark Certification Process
- Describe the Input-Process-Output from several Artificial Intelligence (AI) Case Studies
- Describe the data lifecycle with respect to the handling of personal data
- Categorise AI systems based on a Risk Assessment Model & Decision Matrix
This course is part of the ISCA Compliance Certificate Series. The ISCA Compliance Certificate series is targeted at finance and accountancy professionals who are involved with or are taking on compliance related processes. Participants will be required to complete specific courses across fundamental and intermediate levels to obtain each Certificate.
| Series 1: ISCA PDPA Compliance Series |
Fundamental Module | |
Intermediate Module |
PDPA - Risk, Compliance and Ethics
|
After participants complete both the courses, they will get a certificate – ISCA PDPA Compliance Certificate (Intermediate).
Training Methodology
Tech-enabled training, with a combination of instructional methods of lectures, discussions, and case studies.
Assessment
Formative assessment
Closing Date for Registration
1 week before programme or until full enrolment
Intended For
Finance and accountancy professionals and other non-finance professionals who are undertaking DP Executive or DP Officer roles in their organization.
Pre-requisites
Preferably, participants should have completed the course: WSQ Fundamentals of the Personal Data Protection Act.
Programme Facilitator(s)
