Webinar Overview
Whether you are concerned about legal compliance, cyber risk, or meeting your customers’ privacy expectations, protecting the personal information of your customers and staff is essential to maintaining the reputation and resilience of your business.
This 1 hour webinar will help business owners and managers understand how to reduce the risk of data breaches – and meet customers’ expectations – by handling personal information well.
The webinar will cover:
- why handling data well matters within a small business environment
- the typical privacy compliance and data breach risk areas for small businesses
- top tips when handling personal information, and
- the compliance fundamentals you need to have in place.
Our presenter
This webinar will be presented by Andrea Calleia, Director of Learning at Salinger Privacy. Andrea has specialised in developing and delivering privacy training since 2003. Andrea managed the education program for the NSW Privacy Commissioner’s Office, and on behalf of Salinger Privacy facilitates Privacy Officer training for the OAIC.
Salinger Privacy is a market leader in privacy training, advisory services and pragmatic compliance resources. We have over 20 years’ experience in delivering privacy training, both online and face-to-face, for clients located across Australia and New Zealand. We have delivered training and facilitated workshops on behalf of the Australian, NSW and Victorian Privacy Commissioners, and we have partnered with professional bodies like the AMA and IAB Australia to design bespoke training solutions for their members.
We are also proud to be an Official Training Partner of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), the global leader in privacy certification programs specifically designed for professionals who manage, handle and access data, which are recognised and respected by employers the world over.
Date and time
This webinar was run in October 2023.
Please contact us if you would like this webinar repeated for your organisation.
