Data Privacy webinar

This webinar is designed for a diverse audience, from beginners exploring data governance and its synergy with related initiatives, to those responsible for executing a data governance program, and professionals seeking to understand how effective data governance strengthens cyber security.

The purpose of the course is to provide participants with knowledge about:

• why data governance is important,
• understanding stakeholder data needs and articulating effective data governance approaches,
• integrating data governance techniques with initiatives such as information security, data privacy, and ethics,
• the core components of a data governance framework,
• how to perform data governance ‘by stealth’.

Attendees will explore key elements of effective data governance using real-world examples. While we'll reference established frameworks, our emphasis is on practical application. Upon completion, practical data governance references and templates will be provided to attendees.

Agenda

Learning Outcomes

Outcomes Upon completion of this seminar session, attendees will have a fundamental understanding of data governance principles:

an understanding of:

• what level of data governance you need in your organisation.
• how data governance makes data quality management, compliance and cyber security easier.
• how to develop, enable and operationalise a data governance framework.
• enabling your data governance journey through a stakeholder-centric change management approach.
• how to measure success.
• skills to develop a data governance roadmap.

Approach

• Often the best part of webinars are the opportunities for participants to share challenges, experiences and knowledge. We create the environment for this to happen.
• Use of engaging learning modalities including quizzes, polls, small and large group discussions, and practical exercises.
• Highlighting practical pitfalls and opportunities from our experiences.
• Implementing workshop techniques applicable to various scenarios, not limited to data governance, such as turning challenges into organisational objectives

Seminar Outline

• Data governance framework fundamentals.
• Importance of data governance through case studies.
• Understanding organisational data governance maturity.
• Embedding data governance roles, responsibilities and processes (e.g. data stewards).
• Achieving data governance through established processes that are not typically considered data governance activities.
• Conducting full-lifecycle data risk assessments.
• Collaborating with cyber teams to ensure data is handled safely and securely.
• Addressing rganizational resistance using change management techniques.
• Enabling a mature data culture through literacy and awareness.

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