Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
- Build and Implement Privacy Solutions
- Manage the data lifecycle and advise technologists on privacy compliance
- Implement privacy by design which results in privacy technology platforms and products that build trust and advance data privacy.
- Ensure that privacy solutions match the organization’s risk appetite and mitigate risks of noncompliance
- Improve the end user experience while preserving privacy and retaining trust.
To ensure a successful learning experience in the Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer (CDPSE) course, students should meet the following minimum prerequisites:
- A basic understanding of IT concepts and terminology, especially as they relate to data handling and information systems.
- Familiarity with general principles of data protection and privacy, including awareness of personal data and its sensitivity.
- Knowledge of key privacy laws and regulations that pertain to data protection, such as GDPR, CCPA, or other regional privacy frameworks.
- Some exposure to information security principles and practices, including an understanding of risk management processes.
- An awareness of the importance of data subject rights and the general legal requirements for handling personal data.
- For the technical aspects of the course, a foundational understanding of information technology systems, including cloud-based services, endpoints, and secure development practices.
- Critical thinking and analytical skills to understand and apply privacy governance concepts in a variety of practical scenarios.
The Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer (CDPSE) course equips professionals with essential skills for privacy governance, architecture, and data lifecycle management.
- Data Privacy Officers
- Compliance Officers and Lawyers specializing in data privacy
- Information Security Analysts
- IT Managers and Consultants
- Risk Assessment Professionals
- Data Protection Managers
- Cybersecurity Professionals
- Systems and Network Administrators
- Software Developers with a focus on privacy
- Cloud Security Specialists
- Data Governance and Quality Managers
- Privacy and Security Architects
- IT Auditors involved in privacy audits
- Corporate Training Professionals specializing in privacy and compliance
- Government Officials dealing with data protection regulations
- HR Professionals overseeing employee data privacy
- Marketing Managers who handle customer data
- Product Managers incorporating privacy into product design
- Business Analysts involved in data-sensitive projects
