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Turn data rules into decisions before the project returns for another iteration.
Privacy rarely fails because someone did not memorise an article. Problems arise when teams do not recognise which data they use, what basis or transparency is required, when to escalate a DPIA question or what a supplier actually processes. Training uses your flows and roles so decisions happen earlier, stay consistent and remain traceable.
Data crosses several teams
Every handoff changes context
Product, sales, HR, support and suppliers may use the same data for different purposes and risks.
Late review creates rework
Privacy by design is a way of working
Purpose, minimisation, access and deletion cost less to decide before development and contract signature.
Credibility needs consistency
The explanation must match the practice
Customers, individuals and auditors lose trust when notices, systems and internal decisions diverge.
GDPR and LGPD training grounded in your actual data flows, product architecture, and vendor relationships. Teams leave with decisions made, documents started, and obligations understood.
Privacy training built by a compliance lawyer and software engineer who has implemented GDPR programs inside engineering-led organisations: not just written policies.
We translate GDPR Articles into API design decisions, consent flows and data model choices so engineering teams understand the technical consequences of privacy by design.
We map your actual processing activities before training. DPIA exercises use your real features. Vendor risk reviews use your actual supplier list.
For companies operating in Brazil, we cover LGPD alongside GDPR: same session, mapped to the Brazilian legal and enforcement context.
DPIA drafts, RoPA entries, and incident playbooks produced during sessions give you the start of your compliance documentation, not just awareness.
Training records, completion logs, and session documentation help you demonstrate accountability to DPAs, auditors, and enterprise buyers.
What each team needs to know: tailored to the data processing decisions they actually make.
When a DPIA is required and how to conduct one: with your actual high-risk features as the workshop material.
Building and maintaining a RoPA that reflects your actual systems: not a document that sits in a folder and goes out of date.
SCCs, transfer impact assessments, and vendor due diligence: for your actual supplier and partner relationships.
72-hour tabletop exercises so teams practice before the real event: with documented playbooks they can use immediately.
We will show how it becomes a practical scenario with a decision, escalation route and evidence.
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