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CILIP Training: GDPR
In this three hour practical training session participants will explore:
- What type of personal data are you likely to encounter and on what grounds can you legally process it?
- How can you comply with GDPR within your broader policy responsibilities?
- How can you use your library systems to store, rectify and delete personal data?
- In what ways can you keep personal data safe and what happens if there is a breach?
- What is the role of the Data Protection Officer and do you need one?
- How can you carry out an Information Asset Audit?
- What should you be doing next in order to comply with GDPR in May 2018?
- Scenarios and questions and answers
Naomi Korn
IP and Data Protection, Specialist and Managing Director NKCC
Naomi is one of the cultural heritage and education sectors leading IP and Data Protection experts. Her company, NKCC, has worked for over fifteen years with various clients from across the sector on operational, policy and strategic approaches to these dynamic and vital issues. Naomi was the Chair of LACA (Libraries and Archives Copyright Alliance) leading the reform of the UK’s copyright laws and she has also been proud to support CILIP and its membership as a CILIP Trustee. This is Naomi’s seventh year in developing the successful programme for the CILIP annual Copyright Conference. Naomi is currently Co-authoring a Facet book with Professor Charles Oppenheim on Information law.
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