The DPIA process is important. In this podcast we look at it from the organisational perspective. How do you make it work - not legally or technically - but organisationally.

You find the presentation here: https://3963040.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/3963040/Presentations/20240405_masterclass_DPIA.pptx.pdf

It:

• Supports good decision-making,
• Good governance
• Compliance
• Often no DPIA is required – documents the non-action
• It is also good practice to do a DPIA for any other major project which requires the processing of personal data. (ICO)

However, data protection often doesn't now when a new system is coming on board.

It is a cultural issue and we have to do many things to chance it:

• Training and awareness
  • Don’t forget VIP’s
• Let’s put it in a policy (and get it out there)
• Hybrid organisation and ambassadors
• We have a process (or more)
• We have buy-in
• Ask…

That is what you'll learn about in this podcast.

Your host: Jacob Høedt Larsen, follow me on Linkedin for more news and views on compliance and privacy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobhoedtlarsen/

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