The following e-learning does not constitute legal advice. The contents do not claim to be complete and are not guaranteed. It merely serves as an introduction and provides an initial overview of data protection regulations. |
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In the first two modules, we dealt intensively with the fact that data protection means protecting our fundamental rights. Our personal data must not be used to restrict our rights and freedoms. It is therefore of the utmost importance that companies, institutions and organisations handle our data carefully and comply with the requirements of the GDPR.
As data subjects, the General Data Protection Regulation grants us extensive rights. Conversely, these rights become our obligations when we process other people's data ourselves. In this module, we will first look at the rights from the perspective of the data subject and, in the second part, the obligations from the perspective of the processor. Looking at both perspectives together makes it easier to understand the provisions of the GDPR.
For the subsequent implementation of the following topics, you will find numerous instructions, templates and tools for practical work in the "Data protection in practice" course. This module initially only deals with the theoretical basics.