Masterclass Privacy Assessment Framework
This masterclass provides a comprehensive insight into the content and application of the recently updated SURFaudit Privacy Assessment Framework. Discover how to effectively conduct an assessment, whether for your own institution or for the national SURF benchmark.
- SURF office in Utrecht
The SURFaudit Privacy Assessment Framework provides a solid foundation and reference point for measuring the extent to which the protection of personal data within various educational sectors (primary/secondary education, vocational education, universities of applied sciences, and research universities) complies with the sector standard. This framework offers institutions valuable insights, guidelines, and next steps to strengthen their data protection practices. Institutions can systematically evaluate and optimise their processes, activities, and measures, leading to improved privacy protection.
The framework enhances awareness, identifies potential shortcomings and risks, and supports the implementation of appropriate measures to ensure the secure processing of personal data. The SURFaudit Privacy Assessment Framework serves as a reliable guide for institutions striving to foster a strong data protection culture and compliance with the GDPR. Additionally, the framework is used for the national privacy benchmark within the education sector.
Who is this masterclass for?
The Masterclass Privacy Assessment Framework is designed for privacy officers, data protection officers (DPOs), IBP advisors, and (IT) auditors/controllers. Given the overlap between information security and data protection, this masterclass is also valuable for colleagues specialising in information security within the education sector.
Getting started with the Privacy Assessment Framework
Under the guidance of privacy consultant Erik van den Beld, you will work hands-on with the framework, exploring its domains and key statements. This will help you familiarise yourself with the framework and its application.
Participants will include colleagues from various education sectors. Through interactive exercises, you will gain knowledge and practical experience in using and completing the framework, including assessing maturity levels. There will also be plenty of opportunities for informal discussions and networking, both during and after the masterclass.
Programme
During this masterclass, we will cover all domains of the Privacy Assessment Framework, including associated statements and scoring. Below is the outline of the programme.
The masterclass will be in Dutch.
| 09.30 | Arrival and introduction |
| 10.00 | General introduction of the SURFaudit Privacy Assessment Framework and the Privacy Benchmark |
| 10.15 | Part I Introduction to the Privacy Assessment Framework: Domains and key statements |
| 11.15 | Short break |
| 11.30 | Part II Continuation of the Privacy Assessment Framework: Domains, statements, and maturity levels |
| 12.45 | Lunch break |
| 13.45 | Part III Practical session: Working with the Privacy Assessment Framework and initial (draft) completion of the framework for domains 1 to 3 |
| 15.15 | Short break |
| 15.30 | Part IV Practical session: further completion of the Privacy Assessment Framework and draft completion of domains 4 to 7 |
| 17.30 | Closing drinks |
Registration
- Register by 20 March to secure your place in this masterclass.
- Please note that registration is binding. Make sure to read the cancellation policy for SURF events
Number of participants
The masterclass has a maximum of 15 participants. If fewer than 10 participants register, the masterclass will not take place.
Costs
The fee for this masterclass is €250 per participant (excluding VAT). Lunch and the closing reception are included.
SURF manages the registration process for this masterclass. Payment is required at the time of registration via iDeal or credit card. After completing your registration, you will receive a confirmation email with an invoice attached.
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- SURF office in Utrecht