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Dealing with Subject Access Requests (SAR) Course Outline
This Dealing with SARs course is designed to give delegates a specific, in-depth understanding of Subject Access Requests and Data Subjects’ Right of Access under GDPR legislation. The topics covered on the course include:
- Introduction
- The GDPR
- The 8 Rights of Data Subjects
- Recognising Subject Access Requests
- What is a SAR?
- SAR parameters
- SAR formats
- Requests on behalf of others
- Verifying identity
- Requests on behalf of children
- Recording SARs
- Responding to Subject Access Requests
- What information is needed?
- How should we provide it?
- Fees
- Timeframes
- Extenuating Circumstances
- Extending the response time
- Refusing to comply
- Special category data
- Further Considerations
- Fines
- Changes from the Data Protection Act (1998)
- The role of the Supervisory Authority
Who should attend this Data Protection Training Course?
This Dealing with SARs course is suitable for all delegates who wish to learn more about GDPR, specifically, those in customer- or client-facing roles where communicating with third parties is a common occurrence. This course may be particularly suited to Data Protection Officers (DPOs) who want to increase their GDPR knowledge base or organisations wishing to appoint a DPO. Examples of appropriate roles include but are not limited to:
- Information security professionals
- Compliance officers
- Risk managers
- Privacy managers
- Senior staff
However, delegates in higher-level or executive roles may prefer our course Subject Access Requests: An Executive Briefing [link], which is tailored to C-level and upper management executives.
Prerequisites
There are no formal prerequisites for taking this course, meaning that anyone who wishes to gain a deeper understanding of SARs is welcome to attend.
Dealing with Subject Access Requests (SAR) Course Overview
This focused, 1-day course on Dealing with SARs, delivered by our experienced and knowledgeable trainers, is designed to give delegates a comprehensive, step-by-step understanding of how to respond to Subject Access Requests under the new General Data Protection Regulation legislation that came into force on May 25th 2018.
Knowledge of how to respond to Subject Access Requests, or SARs, is essential not just in enhancing customer relationships but also in guaranteeing that your organisation does not incur a fine of up to 20 million Euros (or 4% of your annual global turnover) for contravening the GDPR. Fortunately, with thousands of clients already trained in GDPR best practice, The Knowledge Academy provides outstanding and detailed tuition that has helped organisations around the world implement effective GDPR compliance.
This course will ensure that delegates are equipped to handle SARs in line with GDPR, covering crucial topics such as how to recognise, record, and respond to SARs, the timeframes in which you a response is required, and changes from previous legislation. Successfully completing this course will prove to employers and clients alike that delegates are trained in the appropriate procedure for responding to SARs, empowering them to comply with GDPR and enhance relationships with Data Subjects.
What's included in this GDPR Training Course?
The GDPR Awareness course includes:
- The Knowledge Academy GDPR Awareness Manual
- Certificate
- Experienced GDPR Instructor
- Refreshments
EU GDPR Practitioner Exam Information
The GDPR Practitioner exam assesses a candidate’s knowledge of compliance mechanisms, cloud and third-party processing, the stipulations of the GDPR, Data Protection Impact Assessments, security breaches, and the expectations of GDPR-mandated roles. The exam consists of:
- Type: Multiple choice questions
- Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
- Pass mark: 55%
- Open Book: Yes