Data Breach Response Management

Program Overview

Establishing a Data Protection Management Program (DPMP) is the first step to reduce the risk profile of companies who collect, process, or store personal data. With a DPMP in place, the next practical step would be to formulate a Data Breach Response Plan. While a DPMP reduces the likelihood of a breach, a Data Breach Response Plan enables organizations to respond correctly to security incidents and personal data breaches amidst the pressure of the crisis at hand.

Efficient implementation of a response plan helps organizations maintain trust with their customers and stakeholders. With news spreading quickly in this social media powered world, the need to respond swiftly and correctly to a crisis has never been more crucial.

The program is for Business Leaders, Data Protection Officers, Information Security Officers, Compliance and Audit Practitioners, and Heads of Departments who handle personal data. This program is also essential for those who are part of their organization’s Crisis Management Team.

Details

Program Objectives:

The course provides a comprehensive framework for Crisis Management in relation to personal Data Breaches. Participants will learn how to formulate their own Data Breach Response Plan, so that they can swiftly respond when a data breach occurs. This includes tips on liaising with regulators and authorities in line with the 72-hour notification requirement of the National Privacy Commission (NPC) and other regulatory bodies.

By joining the program, participants will gain a better understanding of personal data breach response procedures as recommended by regulators, to minimize the potential financial and reputational losses an organization may suffer in the aftermath of a Data Breach.

What You Will Learn:

1. MODULE 1: 
   • Understand the elements of Crisis Management that relate to personal Data Breaches. Appreciate the business impact of data breaches and regulatory enforcement on the organization. 
2. MODULE 2: 
   • Be able to create a data breach response plan to minimize business disruptions. Ensure readiness to respond to Data Breaches to protect the organization and various stakeholders. 

Note: The course is co-delivered with Straits Interactive. Straits Interactive is an accredited Institutional Privacy Trainer by the National Privacy Commission (NPC) under the NPC T3P program. 

• Day 1: Crisis Management 
• Day 2: Data Breeches & Enforcement 
• Day 3: Creating Data Breech Response Plan 
• Day 4: Responding to Data Breeches 
• Day 5: Responding to Data Breeches 

Key Benefits:

1. Well-Structured Program and World-Class Faculty 
   • The online program offers a venue for high-impact learning with real-time, experiential, and interactive online sessions. The participants will learn from AIM’s world-class faculty, industry leaders, and practitioners network. 
2. Gain a Holistic Business Perspective and Deeper Understanding of Privacy and Data Protection 
   • The program helps leaders, managers, supervisors, and individual contributors develop a broader business perspective and a deeper understanding of Privacy and Data Protection Linkages between key teams in an organization, such as Finance, Sales, Marketing, Customer Service, Human Resources, and Operations. 
3. Enhanced Privacy and Data Protection Leadership and Personal Data Governance Skills 
   • The program enhances the participants’ capability to lead and manage in a cross-functional setting, improving performance, planning, collaboration, and execution of cross-functional efforts while embedding privacy and data protection in business processes. 

Who Should Attend:

This program is suitable for Data Protection Officers, Compliance Managers, Risk Managers, Information Security Officers, and Individual Contributors who want to learn personal Data Breach Response Management in compliance with the NOTIFICATION obligation of organizations as mandated by the Data Privacy Act.

We also invite Entrepreneurs and Business Owners who want to formulate a RESPONSE PLAN in the event of a Data Breach, comply with the NOTIFICATION obligation, respond swiftly, and minimize the adverse effects of a breach.