Certified Data Protection Officer

1. Protect an organization’s reputation
2. Minimize security incidents
3. Build customer trust
4. Retain existing customers and attract new customers
5. Facilitate data access
6. Ensure a stronger enforcement of rules
7. Enable accurate storage of customer data
8. Enable adequate access control

• Multiple choice questions
• No. of questions: 40
• Max marks: 40, Required marks: 28(i.e.70%).
• Duration: 60 minutes
• Closed book

Certified Data Protection Officer is a regulation that will enforce a stronger data protection regime for organizations that operate in the European Union (EU) and handle EU citizens’ data. GDPR constitutes the protection of personal data of employees, customers and others. In case organizations fail to comply with this regulation, they will be subject to heavy fines and damaged reputation. Considering that personal data represents critical and sensitive information that all organizations should protect, such a regulation will help put in place appropriate procedures and controls to prevent Information Security breaches.