data protection officer (EN)
ISCO 2619 · v1.2.1
Data protection officers ensure that the processing of personal data in an organisation is compliant with data protection standards and with the obligations set out in the applicable legislation such as GDPR. They elaborate and implement the organisation policy related to data protection, are responsible for data protection impact assessments and handle complaints and requests from third parties and regulatory agencies. Data protection officers lead investigations into potential data breaches, conduct internal audits and act as point of contact within the organisation on any matters related to the processing of personal data. Data protection officers may develop training programmes and provide training to other employees on data protection procedures.
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Source aliases (EN)
- privacy officer
- privacy protection officer
- DPO
- data compliance officer
- data protection specialist
- data protection advisor
- data protection counsel
- data protection and security officer
- GDPR expert
- compliance officer data privacy
- data protection legal advisor
- legal and data protection officer
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