South Africa's POPIA
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South Africa's POPIA

South Africa's POPIA
Created by - Shieldbyte Infosec Academy | Language - English
South Africa's Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) awareness training is essential for ensuring organizations and their employees are well-informed about their legal obligations in handling personal information. Such training helps maintain compliance with the law, thereby avoiding potential legal penalties.
It equips individuals with the knowledge necessary to protect data effectively, thereby reducing the risk of breaches and building trust with clients and the public. Organizations can mitigate risks associated with data handling by fostering an understanding of privacy rights and ethical data management practices. Ultimately, awareness training underlines the importance of respecting and protecting personal information in a digital age, aligning business operations with global privacy and data protection standards.
- Introduction to POPIA
- Overview of POPIA
- Importance of Data Privacy
- Objectives and Scope of POPIA
- Key Definitions and Concepts
- Personal Information
- Special Personal Information
- Data Subject, Responsible Party, and Operator
- Principles of Data Processing Under POPIA
- Security Safeguards
- Data Subject Participation
- Rights of Data Subject
- Responsibilities of Responsible Parties
- Compliance Obligations
- Appointment of Information Officers
- Conducting Impact Assessments
- Drafting and Implementing a Compliance Framework
- Employee Training and Awareness
- Data Security and Breach Management
- Security Measures for Protecting Personal Information
- Responding to Data Breaches
- Notification Requirements
- Cross-border Data Transfers
- Conditions for Lawful Data Transfers
- Transfers within African Countries
- International Data Transfer Considerations
- Enforcement and Penalties
- Role of the Information Regulator
- Penalties and Remedies for Non-Compliance
- Case Studies of Enforcement Actions