So sorry you missed our Data Protection Day in May, but we hope you find the recording helpful.
Make sure you save the date for our next day of free webinars September 23rd
Summary: A jargon-free introduction to the who, what, where when and why of data privacy.
Suitable for: The uninitiated!
The recording from the webinar on the 27th May is available now. Follow the link to register and access the free Webinar: Data Privacy: The Basics
What you’ll learn
You’re invited to celebrate GDPR’s third birthday by getting to grips with the GDPR and the UK Data Protection Act.
During this interactive session we will explore the basics and put some myths to bed for once and for all.
Session summary
This session will help you identify what you need to do and why.
At the end of 30 minutes, you’ll understand:
- How to ‘do the right thing’ without wasting hours trying to work out what the ‘right thing’ is
- How you can protect data
- Why compliance is so important to your business (including the benefits)
- The importance of reassuring clients and staff
Will this help me?
Yes, if you’re newly employed, self-employed or considering setting up your own business.
Is the event free?
It’s completely free and we promise that there will be no hard sell.
How long will it last?
We’re data protection geeks but we’re going to do our best to limit each webinar to just 30 mins. Don’t worry about ‘death by PowerPoint’, we’re experienced in making the most complicated subjects engaging and interactive.
What other training do you offer?
We’re running five other training sessions on this day. There are two other training sessions in the morning about data protection and three sessions on IT in the afternoon.
Do I need to prepare anything?
We’d recommend having a notebook to hand and a cup of tea. Other than that, you don’t need to do anything!
About your hosts
Helen Barge
FOUNDER OF RISK EVOLVES
Helen founded Risk Evolves to help growing businesses identify, understand and mitigate risks and threats. Under Helen’s leadership, we’ve since enabled hundreds of clients to protect their futures.
Helen is the FSB’s representative on Cyber Crime for the West Mids. She has also contributed to the development of British Standard BS31111 by acting as the voice of the SME and providing guidance on how to make cyber security a routine topic of boardroom conversation. She’s a founding member of the West Midlands Cyber Resilience Centre and a Fellow of the International Institute of Risk & Safety Managers. Even more importantly, she’s known for her pragmatic approach, down-to-earth advice and ability to explain complicated concepts in a way that’s engaging and easy to understand.
Prior to founding Risk Evolves, Helen enjoyed a career with IBM.
Anna Walters
CONSULTANT
With years of hands-on data privacy experience, Anna brings a wealth of knowledge coupled with her trademark good humour and approachability.
