Why consider Data Protection and UK GDPR Training?

• Data Privacy Culture: One of the primary reasons for ongoing training is to embed data privacy and UK GDPR best practice into your day-to-day business operations. Regular personal data protection training helps key stakeholders stay aware of best practices for handling personal data within your industry, allowing them to stand out from their competitors, and be completely transparent with clients and prospects alike.
• Organisational growth: It is very likely as the organisation grows you will be processing a higher volume of personal data, you may grow the team, bring onboard new software solutions, and implement widespread changes to the way personal data is processed within the organisation. This will mean increased risk to the organisation if the relevant appropriate safeguards have not been put in place, and we can advise on those safeguards and their successful implementation.
• Return on investment: Every organisation has three key areas where they can add significant benefit to the bottom line – client onboarding, employee onboarding, and supplier onboarding. Our training courses focus on these key areas and demonstrate practical takeaways that will increase conversion rates of new clients, increase retention rates of existing clients, aid with the successful induction period for a new colleague, and ensure suppliers to the organisation operate with a similar level of data privacy adequacy to that of your organisation.
• Compliance: All organisations have a list of accountability actions under the Data Protection Act (2018) and UK GDPR. Do you know your responsibilities? Do you know what actions you need to take? Let us educate you, on your responsibilities, that are specific to your organisation and market sector. Our training ensures you achieve data privacy compliance and have complete peace of mind.
• Adapting to Regulatory Changes: With the future of the UK’s data protection regulations in flux with the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill not being completed by the last parliament, training to stay in touch with the latest developments will be essential in the coming months and years to ensure that organisations can respond to changes in guidance from the ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) and as new bills are introduced by the Government.