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Introducing privacy and the CIPP/US certification process

Start here! This is where we introduce ourselves and the learning path, materials and the certification. This sets you up to succeed and complete the learning path.

    Syllabus

  • Handout: About the CIPP/US certification, how to study for it and reference list File — 00:10:00
  • Introducing the CIPP/US path and this course Video — 00:13:13
    • John introduces himself, the CIPP/US learning path, privacy, IAPP and more.

  • How to learn, study and pass an exam Video — 00:17:13
    • Some helpful tips to ensure you retain knowledge and pass the CIPP/US exam.

  • Introduction to law and regulation Video — 00:17:58
    • Let’s demystify law and regulation and make it understandable for non-lawyers.

  • Privacy and your professional and personal life Video — 00:16:36
    • Consider how privacy issues permeate our home, family and work, and how they mesh with information security.

  • The CIPP/US certification and exam: Requirements, Body of Knowledge and references Video — 00:16:54
    • Learn about CIPP/US and what it covers; about IAPP; important references and more.

  • CIPP/US course 1 review questions Assessment — 6 questions — 00:03:00

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Course description

This course lays a foundation for the CIPP/US certification learning path. We talk about IAPP and the exam and what it covers. We also demystify law, regulation and privacy. Think of this as the 30,000-foot view of the forest before we start looking close

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, compliance, risk management, and governance. John has expertise in many subjects, holds a number of certifications, and is a prolific writer and speaker. His first book is Cybersecurity for the Home and Office, his second book is Cybercrime Investigations, an extensive resource regarding the law, technology, process, and skills regarding the investigation of cybercrime. John has authored articles on a range of topics and teaches professionals and students at the undergraduate, graduate, and law school levels. Before entering private practice, John served in government as an assistant district attorney in the New York County District Attorney’s Office where he investigated and prosecuted criminal offenses ranging from cybercrime, virtual currency money laundering, and traditional street crimes and frauds. Prior to that, he served as a state trooper in the New York State Police providing full police services to the local community.

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