Canadian Privacy Law(fit for CIPP/C)

Canadian Privacy Law(fit for CIPP/C), available at $174.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 81 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 33 reviews, and has 140 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand and apply Canadian privacy laws, principles and practices at the federal level Understand and apply Canadian privacy laws, principles and practices at the provincial level Understand Canadian government and legal system You will be prepared to take IAPP CIPP /C test and get tips about the test. You will have the necessary knowledge to work as a privacy expert in your organisation. This course is ideal for individuals who are Any security specialist who wants to learn more about Canadian privacy laws on federal and provincial level. or Anyone interested in how to start/manage a project in compliance with Canadian privacy laws or If you want to start a new career in privacy or are planning to transition into a DPO role then CIPP/C certification will show your expertise on privacy laws or If you plan to pass the IAPP exam – CIPP/c It is particularly useful for Any security specialist who wants to learn more about Canadian privacy laws on federal and provincial level. or Anyone interested in how to start/manage a project in compliance with Canadian privacy laws or If you want to start a new career in privacy or are planning to transition into a DPO role then CIPP/C certification will show your expertise on privacy laws or If you plan to pass the IAPP exam – CIPP/c.

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Summary

Title: Canadian Privacy Law(fit for CIPP/C)

Price: $174.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 81

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 81

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 86

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 86

Number of Practice Tests: 2

Number of Published Practice Tests: 2

Original Price: $174.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand and apply Canadian privacy laws, principles and practices at the federal level
Understand and apply Canadian privacy laws, principles and practices at the provincial level
Understand Canadian government and legal system
You will be prepared to take IAPP CIPP /C test and get tips about the test.
You will have the necessary knowledge to work as a privacy expert in your organisation.

Who Should Attend

Any security specialist who wants to learn more about Canadian privacy laws on federal and provincial level.
Anyone interested in how to start/manage a project in compliance with Canadian privacy laws
If you want to start a new career in privacy or are planning to transition into a DPO role then CIPP/C certification will show your expertise on privacy laws
If you plan to pass the IAPP exam – CIPP/c

Target Audiences

Any security specialist who wants to learn more about Canadian privacy laws on federal and provincial level.
Anyone interested in how to start/manage a project in compliance with Canadian privacy laws
If you want to start a new career in privacy or are planning to transition into a DPO role then CIPP/C certification will show your expertise on privacy laws
If you plan to pass the IAPP exam – CIPP/c

Unlock the Secrets of Canadian Data Privacy Law with Our Expert-Led Course

Disclaimer: This course is NOT sponsored, endorsed andor affiliation with IAPP, and is specifically designed by the

author for IAPP-administered certification exams.

Ready to master Canadian Data Privacy Law or need to prep for CIPP/c exam by IAPP? Our groundbreaking Certification Prep Course for privacy exam in Canada, designed by a seasoned certified practitioner, who passed CIPP/c herself and university lecturer, is your comprehensive guide. With over a decade of hands-on experience in data privacy law and education, our expert will navigate you through the complexities of compliance with ease and clarity.

Why Choose Our Course?

Comprehensive Coverage: Delve into the core principles, terms, and legal requirements of Canadian data privacy laws. Our course meticulously covers all exam topics, ensuring you’re not just prepared but ahead of the curve.
Practical Insights: Gain invaluable insights from a practitioner’s perspective. Learn not just the ‘what’ but the ‘how’ of navigating data privacy challenges, with practical tips on passing the Canada privacy exam by Iapp.
Engaging Content: Say goodbye to information overload. Our course is streamlined and user-friendly, focusing on clarity and real-world applications. Interactive lectures, case studies, and additional printed materials make learning engaging and effective.
Tailored to Your Needs: With optional extra readings and specialized lectures on niche areas like privacy in marketing and employee monitoring, this course caters to both beginners and seasoned professionals.
Global Expertise: The course creator, an esteemed DPO in a global company, brings international insights from lecturing in the USA, UK, Europe, and beyond. This diverse experience enriches the course, offering you a global perspective on data privacy.
Interactive Support: Questions? Concerns? Our interactive support system ensures your queries are addressed promptly by our expert team.
Fresh and Updated: Stay abreast of the latest developments in data privacy law. Our course content is continuously updated to include the freshest legislature and guidelines.

One-stop-course, regularly updated: No need to purchase a new course to stay current or to do research for other materials.

Once the Body of Knowledge is updated and the new version is approved, this course will be promptly updated to reflect the latest changes.

Disclaimer: This course, while expertly designed to prepare you for IAPP certifications, is an original creation, tailored to fit the body of knowledge required for the CIPP/C exam.

Enroll Now! Embark on a journey to become a certified expert in Canadian Data Privacy Law. Gain the knowledge, confidence, and credentials to excel in your career.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Resources for exam

Chapter 2: Global Approaches to Privacy

Lecture 1: Fair Information Practices

Lecture 2: OECD Privacy Principles

Lecture 3: APEC Framework

Lecture 4: GDPR: Key European act

Lecture 5: GDPR: Adequate and non-adequate jurisdictions

Lecture 6: EU and USA: brief transfer regulation history

Chapter 3: Privacy Basics

Lecture 1: Origins and classes of privacy. Global understanding of privacy.

Lecture 2: Common law system vs Civil law system in Canada

Lecture 3: Canadian perspective on privacy

Lecture 4: Basics of the Canadian government.

Lecture 5: Federal government vs provincial governments: division of powers

Lecture 6: The Crown in Canada: The Governor General's Role and Duties

Lecture 7: The Prime Minister of Canada: The Keystone of Governance

Lecture 8: The Heart of Canadian Governance: Unveiling the Cabinet

Lecture 9: A Closer Look at Parliament

Lecture 10: Qualifications for Senator

Lecture 11: Unveiling the Pillars of Justice: The Judicial Branch of Canada

Lecture 12: Roles of Privacy Commissioner

Lecture 13: Privacy Protection Models in the world

Lecture 14: Anonymisation and pseudonymisation

Lecture 15: Quebec 20/12/2023: regulation on Anonymisation

Chapter 4: Canadian Private Sector Laws

Lecture 1: Personal data definitions

Lecture 2: Privacy Principles

Lecture 3: PIPEDA basics

Lecture 4: Obligations under PIPEDA

Lecture 5: Breach Notification

Lecture 6: Provincial Approach: British Columbia PIPA & Alberta PIPA

Lecture 7: PIPEDA and Privacy Commissioner

Lecture 8: CASL -Canada's Anti Spam Legislature

Lecture 9: Quebec Act

Lecture 10: Provincial Commissioners: The Commission d'accès à l'information du Québec

Lecture 11: Provincial Commissioners: Alberta

Lecture 12: Provincial Commissioner: British Columbia

Lecture 13: Extra: Breach Management: Approach by GDPR

Chapter 5: Canadian Public Sector Laws

Lecture 1: Privacy Act: key aspects

Lecture 2: Right to access

Lecture 3: Privacy Impact Assessment and other issues

Chapter 6: Canadian Health Information Privacy

Lecture 1: Purpose and Application. Obligations

Lecture 2: Example: Ontario

Chapter 7: EXTRAS: DEEP UNDERSTANDING OF SPECIFIC AREAS

Lecture 1: Privacy and Telemarketing in Canada

Lecture 2: SMS and MMS Marketing rules in Canada

Lecture 3: The use of body-worn cameras by law enforcement authorities

Lecture 4: Genetic Non-Discrimination Act

Chapter 8: Extra: Employee Monitoring

Lecture 1: Employee monitoring rules in Canada. Inro: laws & case law.

Lecture 2: Course notes: Employee monitoring rules in Canada. Inro: laws & case law.

Lecture 3: Employee monitoring: Telephone Monitoring

Lecture 4: Employee monitoring:email and devices monitoring

Lecture 5: Employee monitoring: CCTV

Lecture 6: Employee monitoring: Biometrics

Chapter 9: Cases & OPC Decisions

Lecture 1: The 2006 SWIFT Case and Its Implications under PIPEDA

Lecture 2: The TJX Data Breach and Compliance with Canadian Privacy Laws

Lecture 3: The Evolution of Privacy and Consent on Facebook: A Case Study of the 2008

Lecture 4: The Facebook and TYDL Case 2019

Lecture 5: The Nexopia Case: A Study on Privacy and Consent Failures

Lecture 6: Google's Privacy Challenges: A Series of Investigations by the OPC

Lecture 7: The Ganz Case: Protecting Children's Privacy in Online Environments

Lecture 8: The 2013 Apple UDID Controversy: A Case Study in User Privacy and Consent

Lecture 9: The Globe24h.com Controversy: A Case Study on Privacy, Consent

Lecture 10: The Bell RAP Controversy

Lecture 11: The 2017 Equifax Data Breach

Lecture 12: The Loblaws Bread Price Fixing Incident

Lecture 13: The TELUS Voiceprint Case: Balancing Employee Privacy and Business Interests

Lecture 14: The Eastmond Case

Lecture 15: The Blood Tribe Case

Lecture 16: The Accusearch Case

Chapter 10: NEW! March 2024 – AI and Automated Decision-Marking

Lecture 1: Directive on Automated Decision-Making: Basics and Definitions

Lecture 2: Directive on Automated Decision-Making: Core components

Lecture 3: Exploring the future of responsible AI in government: guiding principles

Lecture 4: Principles for the Development, Provision, and Use of Generative AI systems

Chapter 11: Online privacy & Privacy Consideration

Lecture 1: Online privacy & Web Technologies

Lecture 2: Privacy Considerations for Online Information

Lecture 3: Mobile Online Privacy

Lecture 4: Online Privacy Notices and Methods for Communication

Lecture 5: Collection and Use of Electronic Data

Lecture 6: Third-Party Interactions and Privacy Considerations

Lecture 7: Digital Advertising and Privacy Concerns

Chapter 12: 2023-2024 Cases and OPC Report

Lecture 1: 2023-2024 OPC Report overview

Lecture 2: Privacy Commissioner of Canada v. Facebook, Inc. (T-190-20 & A-129-23)

Lecture 3: OPC vs Aylo

Instructors

Prof. Ksenia Laputko
Head of data protection department, lecturer at university

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2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 4 votes
4 stars: 6 votes
5 stars: 21 votes

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