Become Certified Information Privacy Manager

What you'll learn

Privacy Program Management

Privacy Governance

Applicable Laws and Regulations

Data Assessments

Policies

Data Subject Rights

Training and Awareness

Protecting Personal Information

Data Breach Incident Plans

Monitoring and Auditing Program Performance

Requirements

Eager to learn.

Description

IAPP CIPM - Certified Information Privacy Manager.The Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM) course is designed to provide privacy professionals with the expertise and practical knowledge needed to manage and implement privacy programs within organizations. This comprehensive course covers the operational aspects of privacy, focusing on aligning privacy strategies with organizational goals, ensuring compliance with global privacy regulations, and fostering a culture of accountability and data protection. Participants will gain insights into the day-to-day responsibilities of privacy managers, including stakeholder engagement, cross-functional collaboration, risk mitigation, and policy development. By the end of this course, participants will be equipped to manage complex privacy programs, navigate evolving regulatory landscapes, and develop strategies to protect personal information effectively.Module 1: Introduction to Privacy Program ManagementThis module introduces the fundamental elements of managing a privacy program. It begins by defining the key roles and responsibilities necessary for overseeing privacy within an organization, including the structure of accountability and the distinctions between managing global versus regional privacy compliance. Participants will also learn about the critical roles various stakeholders play in ensuring the success of privacy programs, emphasizing the importance of collaboration across departments to meet privacy objectives.Module 2: Privacy GovernanceIn this module, participants will explore the governance structures required for an effective privacy program. This includes understanding the placement of the privacy function within an organization's hierarchy and examining the responsibilities of the Data Protection Officer (DPO), including their reporting lines and the importance of independence. Participants will also learn how to define the scope and objectives of a privacy program through the creation of a privacy charter and the development of a privacy strategy that aligns with organizational goals and mitigates operational risks. Additionally, the module will cover cross-functional support, engaging departments like legal, HR, and IT to ensure cohesive privacy governance, and aligning with major privacy frameworks such as GDPR, CCPA, and others.Module 3: Applicable Laws and RegulationsThis module focuses on the regulatory environment governing privacy. Participants will examine key privacy laws and regulations across various jurisdictions, including GDPR, CCPA, and other global privacy frameworks. The module will highlight the challenges of cross-jurisdictional privacy requirements and provide strategies for harmonizing privacy efforts across different legal landscapes. Participants will also learn how to align privacy compliance with broader organizational strategies and stay current with evolving privacy laws to maintain continuous compliance.Module 4: Data AssessmentsIn this module, participants will learn how to assess their organization's privacy posture through various tools and processes. This includes creating and maintaining accurate data inventories and maps to understand data flows within the organization. Participants will conduct gap analyses to identify compliance gaps between current practices and regulatory requirements, and learn when and how to conduct Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs) and Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) to ensure privacy risks are mitigated. Vendor assessments will also be covered, with a focus on evaluating third-party vendors for privacy compliance risks.Module 5: PoliciesThis module will focus on the development and implementation of privacy-related policies within an organization. Participants will learn about common types of privacy policies, such as those related to data retention, data sharing, and data protection, and best practices for structuring and communicating these policies. The module will also cover the integration of privacy policies into operational processes to ensure that employees across the organization understand and comply with these policies.Module 6: Data Subject RightsIn this module, participants will explore how to communicate and enforce data subject rights, such as access, rectification, and erasure. The module will cover strategies for crafting clear and comprehensive privacy notices, managing choice and consent mechanisms to allow individuals to opt-in or opt-out of data processing, and ensuring that procedures are in place to facilitate data subject requests for access and correction. Participants will also learn about data portability and erasure, and how to implement procedures for transferring or deleting personal data.Module 7: Training and AwarenessThis module emphasizes the importance of privacy training and awareness programs within organizations. Participants will learn how to develop effective privacy training tailored to the specific needs of different departments and roles, ensuring that all employees understand their privacy responsibilities. The module will also cover ongoing awareness campaigns to promote privacy within the organization and methods to evaluate the effectiveness of privacy training initiatives.Module 8: Protecting Personal InformationIn this module, participants will examine strategies for protecting personal information through a holistic approach, including the application of Privacy by Design (PbD) principles. The module will cover security measures such as encryption, anonymization, and pseudonymization techniques, and emphasize the importance of data minimization and retention. Participants will also learn about proactive measures to prevent data breaches, including robust incident prevention strategies.Module 9: Data Breach Incident PlansThis module will focus on preparing for and responding to data security incidents and breaches. Participants will learn how to develop comprehensive incident response plans, including breach notification procedures in compliance with regulatory requirements (such as GDPR's 72-hour rule). The module will also cover crisis management strategies, including coordinating efforts between legal, public relations, and other departments during a breach, and conducting post-incident reviews to improve processes and prevent future incidents.Module 10: Monitoring and Auditing Program PerformanceIn the final module, participants will learn how to monitor and evaluate the performance of privacy programs to ensure continuous compliance and improvement. The module will cover key performance indicators (KPIs) used to measure the effectiveness of privacy initiatives, as well as audit procedures for conducting both internal and external privacy audits. Participants will explore strategies for using audit results to drive continuous improvement in privacy practices, and the importance of reporting audit findings to stakeholders. Additionally, the module will emphasize the role of accountability in ensuring that privacy programs are maintained and optimized over time, and how to communicate the success and areas for improvement of the privacy program to key decision-makers within the organization.By the end of the Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM) course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of how to develop, implement, and manage privacy programs that align with organizational goals and comply with global privacy regulations. With practical insights into privacy governance, legal compliance, data assessments, and incident response planning, participants will be well-equipped to drive privacy initiatives that mitigate risks, protect personal information, and build trust with stakeholders. This course is ideal for privacy professionals, legal advisors, compliance officers, and anyone responsible for managing or overseeing privacy programs within their organization.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Privacy Program Management

Lecture 1 Privacy Program Management Responsibilities

Lecture 2 Accountability in Privacy

Lecture 3 Global vs. Regional Privacy Responsibilities

Lecture 4 Stakeholder Engagement

Section 2: Privacy Governance

Lecture 5 Position of Privacy Function

Lecture 6 Role of the Data Protection Officer (DPO)

Lecture 7 Privacy Program Charter and Scope

Lecture 8 Privacy Strategy Development

Lecture 9 Cross-Functional Support

Lecture 10 Global Privacy Frameworks

Section 3: Applicable Laws and Regulations

Lecture 11 Regulatory Environment

Lecture 12 Cross-Jurisdictional Privacy Requirements

Lecture 13 Compliance Alignment with Organizational Strategy

Lecture 14 Updates in Legal Requirements

Section 4: Data Assessments

Lecture 15 Data Inventory and Mapping

Lecture 16 Gap Analysis

Lecture 17 Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs)

Lecture 18 Vendor Assessments

Section 5: Policies

Lecture 19 Common Privacy-Related Policies

Lecture 20 Policy Development and Structure: Best practices for structuring privacy policy

Lecture 21 Privacy Notices: Crafting comprehensive and clear privacy notices.

Lecture 22 Policy Communication: Ensuring organizational awareness and compliance.

Section 6: Data Subject Rights

Lecture 23 Communication of Data Subject Rights

Lecture 24 Policy Implementation: Integrating policies into operational processes

Lecture 25 Choice and Consent Mechanisms: Managing opt-in/opt-out preferences.

Lecture 26 Access and Rectification

Lecture 27 Data Portability and Erasure

Section 7: Training and Awareness

Lecture 28 Training Program Development

Lecture 29 Awareness Campaigns

Lecture 30 Tailoring Training by Role

Lecture 31 Evaluating Training Effectiveness

Section 8: Protecting Personal Information

Lecture 32 Privacy by Design (PbD)

Lecture 33 Security Measures: Encryption, anonymization, and pseudonymization techniques.

Lecture 34 Data Minimization and Retention

Lecture 35 Incident Prevention

Section 9: Data Breach Incident Plans

Lecture 36 Incident Response Planning

Lecture 37 Breach Notification Procedures

Lecture 38 Crisis Management

Lecture 39 Post-Incident Review

Section 10: Monitoring and Auditing Program Performance

Lecture 40 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Lecture 41 Audit Procedures: Conducting internal and external privacy audits.

Lecture 42 Continuous Improvement: Using audit results to enhance the privacy program.

Lecture 43 Reporting and Accountability

Security Manager,Information Officers,Professionals responsible for integrating privacy requirements into day-to-day operations.,IT Auditors,Legal Compliance Officers,Data Protection Officer and Lawyers