Data protection under the EU GDPR—training materials

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Data protection under the EU GDPR—training materials

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Published by a LexisNexis EU Law expert

Precedents

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Contents

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What is the EU GDPR?
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Terminology
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Data protection principles
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Material scope
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Territorial scope
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Processors
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Lawful processing—personal data
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Lawful processing—standard of consent
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Lawfulness of processing—children
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Special categories of personal data
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Lawful processing—special categories of data
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Pseudonymous data
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Rights of data subjects
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Exemptions
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Data protection officers (DPOs)
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Breach notification & communication
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Data protection impact assessments
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Accountability
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Data protection by design & default
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Transfers outside of the EEA
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Sanctions

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