Webinar | Auditing the protection of data and certification | Members and Public

After the initial rush to reach POPIA and GDPR compliance, you might find yourself asking: ‘What now?’ Getting compliant was challenging; staying compliant can be just as tough. Without vigilance and proper systems, you may risk watching your hard-won compliance programs slowly deteriorate. This creates a dangerous situation where you think you’re safe, while gaps widen silently beneath the surface.

This practical webinar draws from real-world experience of compliance audits and gap analyses conducted since POPIA and GDPR came into effect. We’ll explore strategies for maintaining your momentum and avoiding the common pitfalls that lead to compliance drift. We’ll also discuss how to build sustainable processes that don’t require constant firefighting, how to spot warning signs before they become serious issues, and how to structure your findings in meaningful, easily communicable ways.

Outcomes

• Use your resources wisely by focusing on the most important, practical review strategies.
• Get actionable insights by asking the right questions of the right people.
• Get management buy-in by presenting findings simply and effectively.

By the end of this session, you’ll have a clear framework for maintaining your data protection compliance, ensuring the hard work you’ve already done continues to protect your organization effectively.

Audience

This webinar is ideal for information officers or data protection officers, compliance managers, and anyone else responsible for maintaining their organisation’s data protection program.

Panel

• Michalsons: Kevin Hoole, Zwakele Mbanjwa, and John Giles.

Bookings

Members:

This event is for members of the Michalsons data protection programme. Members can attend this webinar for no charge; it’s included in their subscription. They can register for the event by clicking on the red register button below.

Non-member:

Join the data protection programme now and benefit from all its features or Buy a ticket for R1272 (or 64 EURO) to attend just this webinar.