CDPSE Training Course
Course 2041
3 DAY COURSE

There is a gap in the industry today for in-depth knowledge and skills in implementing technical privacy requirements. Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer (CDPSE) Training Course is the first technical experience-based certification of its kind that validates the certification holder’s expertise in implementing privacy controls into their existing and future systems, networks, and applications. 

CDPSE provides a valid and reliable means for enterprises to identify technologists who are competent in incorporating privacy by design into technology platforms, products, and processes, communicating with legal professionals, and keeping the organization compliant efficiently and cost-effectively.

CDPSE Training Course Benefits

• In this course, you will learn how to:

  • Address three main domains of CDPSE: Privacy Governance, Privacy Architecture, and Data Lifecycle.
  • Validate your experience and ability to work cross-functionally with legal, policy, database administrators, engineers, software developers, and back-end and front-end experts.
  • Affirm your skills in understanding compliance requirements and their ability to implement the right privacy controls.
  • Focus on technical implementation and privacy best practices.

• Training Prerequisites

  None.

CDPSE Training Outline

Domain 1: Privacy Governance

• Governance
• Personal Data and Information
• Privacy Laws and Standards across Jurisdictions
• Privacy Documentation
• Legal Purpose, Consent and Legitimate Interest
• Data Subject Rights Management
• Roles and Responsibilities Related to Data
• Privacy Training and Awareness
• Vendor and Third-party Management
• Audit Process
• Privacy Incident Management
• Risk Management
• Risk Management Process

Domain 2: Privacy Architecture

• Infrastructure
• Cloud Computing
• Remote Access
• Endpoints
• System Hardening
• Secure Development Life Cycle
• Applications and Software
• Application and Software Hardening
• APIs and Services
• Tracking Technologies
• Technical Privacy Controls
• Communication and Transport Protocols
• Encryption, Hashing and De-identification
• Key Management
• Encryption, Hashing and De-identification
• Monitoring and Logging
• Identity and Access Management

Domain 3: Data Lifecycle

• Data Purpose
• Inventory and Classification
• Data Quality
• Flow and Usage Diagrams
• Use Limitation
• Analytics
• Data Persistence
• Data Minimization
• Migration
• Storage
• Warehousing
• Retention and Archiving
• Data Destruction