De-identification & Anonymization Training
Liberate Your Data
Learn how to unlock your organization’s data with risk-based de-identification/ anonymization
Custom Corporate Training
Two Half-day Sessions
Interactive Webinar Format
What You'll Learn To Do:
1
Understand the legal basis and requirements for de-identification/anonymization
2
Compare and evaluate industry approaches to de-identification/anonymization
3
Evaluate the risk levels of de-identified/anonymized data
4
Choose a de-identification/anonymization strategy for your organization
Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction to Anonymization
Learn when anonymization is necessary, how anonymized data can be used, and how anonymization can pay off for organizations. Understand how identifiable information is defined in Canadian, US and EU privacy legislation.
Module 2: Legal Basis of Anonymization
Learn which Canadian, US, and EU laws govern privacy and data protection, and how laws and guidelines define identifiability, de-identification, and anonymization. Review recent significant legislative changes and explore current trends in the sphere of privacy and data protection regulation.
Module 3: Industry Approaches to Anonymization
Explore different approaches to anonymization, including data masking, scenario-based de-identification, risk-based de-identification and anonymized analytics. Learn about risk measures and how they can inform the choice of de-identification strategies.
Modules 4 & 5: Implementing Anonymization Services
Understand the benefits of business architecture for anonymization services. Practise defining anonymization use cases and business rules, and evaluating and mapping anonymization maturity. Learn what questions to ask and what challenges to prepare for during the process of designing anonymization business architecture, choosing anonymization software, and planning service roll-out.
Module 6: Big Data and Anonymization
Understand the privacy risks of big data or open data environments. Explore how databases, as well as big data or open data systems, can be designed to support anonymization.
Our Trainers
Our team of trainers for this de-identification and anonymization training course is composed of highly experienced professionals in data privacy and security. They possess extensive knowledge and technical expertise in de-identification and anonymization techniques, as well as a deep understanding of the legal and ethical frameworks that govern data protection.
Our trainers have years of practical experience in the industry, enabling them to deliver high-quality instruction on de-identification and anonymization techniques in a personalized, engaging, and practical manner. They are dedicated to providing participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to implement effective de-identification and anonymization measures in their organizations, while also keeping up-to-date with the latest developments in the field.
Take the De-identification & Anonymization Training Anywhere
You can take this two half-day course online from the comfort of your own home or office. Our training programs are conducted in a hands-on environment that works best when participants are logged in on individual computers.
Toronto
Vancouver
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
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FAQ
What is the difference between De-identification and Anonymization?
De-identification is the removal of enough personally identifying information to protect personal privacy, while anonymization is the act of removing all personal identifiers from data. De-identification can be reversed, but anonymization is permanent.
What is the benefit of De-identification and Anonymization?
De-identification and anonymization allow for the sharing and analysis of data while remaining in compliance with data privacy laws.
Can this training be taken in different formats?
The De-identification & Anonymization Training is offered both as two half-day sessions and as a full-day training course.
