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Bringing it all together

We covered a lot of material and details in the CIPP/US body of knowledge. Let’s zoom out and recap how all those trees fit together for the wonderful forest of privacy.

Course description

There are five domains covered in the CIPP/US exam. Let’s review how they fit together, explore how important privacy has become for our professional and private lives and go through a checklist as you prepare for the certification exam.

Syllabus

Course 7 handout for the “review a privacy policy” practical exercise

File — 00:10:00

Handout for the “review a privacy policy” practical exercise.

Summing up this learning path

Video — 00:05:25

CIPP/US exam materials summation and recap to make sure you know what to do.

Privacy, family and your career

Video — 00:08:39

Let’s reflect again on why these materials are so important for you, your family, your organization and your career.

Your final preparation to pass the CIPP/US exam

Video — 00:25:34

Let’s talk through some steps as you get set to take the CIPP/US exam.

Practical exercise

Video — 00:20:04

John talks you through a practical exercise. Watch the video and then decide how you want to do the exercise.

CIPPUS course 7 review questions

Assessment — 6 questions — 00:03:00

Meet the author

John Bandler is a lawyer, consultant, speaker, teacher, and author in the areas of cybersecurity, cybercrime, privacy, investigations, and more. He is the founder of Bandler Law Firm PLLC and Bandler Group LLC, legal and consulting practices that help organizations and individuals with cybersecurity, the prevention and investigation of cybercrime, privacy, legal compliance, and more.

John has expertise in many subjects, holds a number of certifications, and is a prolific writer and speaker. He is the author of Cybersecurity for the Home and Office, a comprehensive guide to understanding and improving information security. His second book is Cybercrime Investigations, an extensive resource regarding the law, technology, process, and skills for the investigation of cybercrime. John has authored many articles on a range of topics, teaches students at the undergraduate, graduate, and law level, and provides training for professionals.

Before entering private practice, John served in government for more than twenty years as a prosecutor, police officer, and military officer. John was hired as an assistant district attorney at the New York County District Attorney’s Office by the legendary Robert M. Morgenthau, where he investigated and prosecuted the full range of offenses including traditional crime, cybercrime, the global trafficking of stolen data, and virtual currency money laundering. Before that, he served for eight years as a state trooper in the New York State Police, assigned to a busy patrol station providing full services to the local community. He also served in the Army Reserves.

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