GDPR EU Training, Page 528 Reviews

The course was well presented, informative and covered many of the areas in a simple but easy to understand format. The ability to re-watch the videos with clear summaries at the end of each one helped to reinforce the message of data security.

The videos talk about what can be considered personal data, political views, religion and hobbies are named. 3 questions ask is religion consider personal data, (yes), can a political view be considered personal data (yes), and finally is music? Music can be a hobby, but if you answer yes its incorrect for being classed personal data.In addition, its important to know (as said in the video) this information can be used if collected because a person can be discriminated against, so therefore we are granted rights to stop this. if a person was known to listen to bands like SOD, Burzum or Death in June surely there would be room for discrimination here.Overall good course.

The course covered all he aspects of information I needed for requirements of my role as CSW .

Found the course easy to follow and good that you can return to finish off at a later date. My internet went off three times while I was doing the test so I was well pleased that you returned to where you left off.

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Very good

Concise, simple to understand and informative. Jargon-free training that helps to understand the subject matter.

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In my view, the answer to one of the questions is incorrect. This is to do with musical orientation, this could have a religious under tone to it which can be argued will fall under special category.On the whole it is well thought out course that tests key understanding of the fundamental principles.

Easy to use but would have appreciated a section that listed how many years certain organisations keep documents. How many years staff files are kept for example.