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1 - GDPR training for staff
1 - GDPR training for staff
Kada Data Protection (KDP) provides comprehensive GDPR training programs for all employees, tailored to their specific roles and responsibilities. Training modules cover the principles of data protection, lawful processing, data security, and the management of data subject rights. By fostering awareness and competence across the organisation, KDP ensures that staff can integrate data protection into their daily activities, reducing risk and reinforcing a culture of compliance.
2 - Executive awareness sessions
2 - Executive awareness sessions
KDP offers specialised GDPR awareness sessions for executives and senior management, highlighting strategic, operational, and reputational risks. These sessions provide actionable insights into regulatory expectations, key compliance obligations, and emerging trends, empowering decision-makers to embed data protection into governance and strategic planning effectively.
3 - Regulatory monitoring and updates
3 - Regulatory monitoring and updates
KDP maintains continuous monitoring of GDPR developments, regulatory guidance, and enforcement trends. This proactive approach ensures that the organisation remains up to date with legal obligations, best practices, and supervisory authority expectations. Timely insights allow for rapid adaptation of internal policies, procedures, and controls, keeping compliance aligned with the evolving regulatory landscape.
4 - Ongoing DPO support and hotline
4 - Ongoing DPO support and hotline
KDP provides continuous support as your External DPO, including a dedicated hotline for urgent queries, operational guidance, and ad hoc advisory requests. This ensures that the organisation benefits from real-time expert advice on complex data protection matters, incident response, or strategic initiatives, without delays or uncertainty.
5 - Continuous improvement of compliance framework
5 - Continuous improvement of compliance framework
Beyond training and advisory, KDP works with the organisation to maintain and enhance its data protection framework over time. This includes updating internal policies, revising procedures, implementing lessons learned from audits or incidents, and fostering an organisational culture that prioritises GDPR compliance as a strategic, ongoing objective rather than a one-off obligation.
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