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		Data Security  ( England ) With Phil Tompkins, director at Dickinson Dees Training course in London Recent high profile security breaches have pushed data security high up the agenda of most organisations.  In the light of such data security concerns and advice and recommendations from the Information Commissioner and other bodies, this session examines the practical steps that must be taken to ensure compliance with the law in this area. The session looks at what constitutes a data security breach and how such breaches can occur.  It also considers how to avoid breaches, and the practical steps that should be taken when a breach occurs. Key aspects of this session include: Analysis of the underlying law including a detailed review of the Seventh Data Protection Principle The Information Commissioner’s latest guidance The law of confidentiality and its relevance to data security Applicable regulatory regimes including guidance from the FSA Data security implications of using external contractors and outsourced service providers Examination of the Information Commissioner’s new power to issue Monetary Penalty Notices and other legal and commercial consequences of data security breaches Managing a data security breach – law and best practice Delegates are encouraged to bring their own questions to this interactive session.   Topics covered include: Relevant information security standards, including ISO27001 Laptop encryption – the impact of the Marks & Spencer decision Taking a holistic approach to data security – staff vetting and access and other organisational measures Informing data subjects and notifying the Information Commissioner about data security breaches – what is required? Confinement strategies to prevent further dissemination of lost or stolen data The Information Commissioner's new power to fine for serious breaches of the data protection principles   About the Workshop Trainer   Phil Tompkins is a director at Dickinson Dees LLP. His practice areas includes information law and IT law. Phil advises private and public sector clients on data security and all aspects of data protection law. Phil lectures on the LLM in information rights law at Northumbria University and is currently writing a practitioner’s guide on information sharing for the Law Society.     Phil Tompkins Who should attend: Data Protection Officers, IT Managers, Compliance Officers, Corporate Security Officers, legal advisers; persons responsible for risk management Date and Location: London  Thursday, 8th October 2009 Venue: All our courses take place in high quality central city hotel venues Timing:  Short Day:  10am to 4pm   CPD:  Accredited by the Law Society with 5 hours CPD   Fee:  £395 plus VAT ( £454.25 )   Discount: 15% discount for second delegate 20% discount for third and subsequent delegates   To book your place: :: Complete the online application form :: Download PDF brochure / booking form :: Telephone the Training Booking Line: +44 (0)845-226 5723   We also provide the following courses: :: Data Security  ( Scotland )   new training course :: Data Protection for Support Staff   new training course :: Data Protection in Financial Services :: Training Staff in Data Protection :: Data Sharing in the Public Sector :: Data Protection in Employment :: Direct Marketing – Legal Risks and how to overcome them :: Data Protection Compliance for Law Firms :: Data Protection for Employment Lawyers :: Data Protection – Essential Knowledge :: Data Protection Compliance for Charities :: Click to see our full list of data protection courses   8th Annual Data Protection Compliance Conference 8th & 9th October 2009 - London, UK Keynote speaker: Christopher Graham, the new UK Information Commissioner This two-day event gives delegates all they need to know about changes to data protection practice in the past year, as well as an insight into how to handle the myriad issues that arise in the workplace on a daily basis. The Conference is accredited by the Law Society with 12 CPD Points. :: Book your place today...
PDP's legal notice Updated:  16/06/09 Inform a friend about this site...      Very good. Phil was very knowledgeable Kerrie Fleetwood, IFDS  The opportunity for group discussion was particularly useful Ann Alexander, Allianz Insurance  The case studies were particularly useful   Alan White, Pitney Bowes  All relevant and topical Mandy Cheeseman, ING Direct     Privacy & Data Protection journal    Published in eight editions per year, Privacy & Data Protection journal is an invaluable source of news, practical articles and expert guidance for all those working in the fields of data protection, privacy and information security. :: Request your FREE sample of Privacy & Data Protection journal       New Edition!   Buy Data Protection - A Practical Guide to UK and EU Law on Amazon.
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