Curso de Capacitação em Privacidade e Proteção de Dados Pessoais - 3a Edição

If you are interested in personal data protection, enjoy working in a team to overcome challenges, want to know how this subject works in practice and are looking for participatory training in which you are the protagonist, we have good news for you! After a long legislative process, the LGPD (Brazil's General Data Protection Law) is finally coming into force! As a result, many institutions in the public and private sectors must understand this law and comply with it, regardless of their sector or economic size. A new field of practice is growing rapidly in the country.

Centro DTIBR therefore announces its updated and in-depth online course on the subject, focused on the practical application of knowledge and taught by a multidisciplinary team of highly renowned professors with vast experience in the field. The aim of the course is to provide a comprehensive technical view not only of the LGPD, but of the Brazilian personal data protection macrosystem as a whole, as well as comparing it with some international systems, such as the European GDPR.

This course is in its 3rd edition this year and has already trained more than 200 professionals, having been rated very good or excellent by about 95% of former students. It is, therefore, a well-planned, tried-and-tested course with a high satisfaction rate among former participants!

The faculty is made up of highly distinguished professionals in the field, with extensive academic background and practical experience. Meet them:

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  Marcel Leonardi (opens in a new tab)

  FGV/SP

  Bachelor's, Master's and PhD in Law from USP (University of São Paulo) and postdoctoral fellow at Berkeley Law. He has just completed a professional cycle at Google, where over recent years he worked closely on the drafting of the Marco Civil da Internet (Brazil's Internet Bill of Rights) and the General Data Protection Law. He has also worked on public policy issues across a wide range of topics in the technology and Internet sector. Specialized in data protection, Marcel is a Partner at Leonardi Advogados and has been a professor at FGVLaw since 2005.

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  Caitlin Sampaio Mulholland (opens in a new tab)

  PUC-Rio

  Coordinator of the undergraduate program and of the Professional Master's in Civil Law at PUC-Rio (Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro). Professor in the undergraduate and graduate programs of the PUC-Rio Law Department. She is also coordinator of the Legalite Center (Law and New Technologies) at PUC-Rio. PhD in Law from the Rio de Janeiro State University. Author of books and numerous articles in specialized journals. Her field is Civil Law and issues of data protection and artificial intelligence in Brazil. She was a guest professor at the School of Internet Governance in 2019.

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  Leonardo Parentoni (opens in a new tab)

  Centro DTIBR

  Founder and Scientific Coordinator of the Research Center for Law, Technology and Innovation – DTIBR. PhD in Law from USP. Master's in Business Law from UFMG (Federal University of Minas Gerais). Federal Attorney of Special Category at the AGU (Brazil's Office of the Attorney General). Associate Professor of Business Law at UFMG and Full Professor at IBMEC/MG. Founder and Coordinator of the Law, Technology and Innovation concentration area in the Graduate Program of the UFMG Law School. Visiting Researcher at the University of Texas at Austin/USA and at the Uruguayan Data Protection Agency. Strategic technology partner (KTP Program) at the University of Technology Sydney. Team Mentor in the Law Without Walls program – LWOW/USA. Publications freely available at: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Leonardo_Parentoni2 (opens in a new tab)

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  Maria Cecília Oliveira Gomes

  FGV/SP

  Researcher and Data Protection Project Leader at the Center for Teaching and Research in Innovation of the Fundação Getúlio Vargas São Paulo Law School (FGV Direito SP). She was a visiting researcher at the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) and at the Data Protection Unit of the Council of Europe (CoE). Professor in the Data Privacy Brasil Extension Course. Advisor to Digital Rights, a debate series platform co-organized with the School of Exact Sciences and Technology of the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo/PUC-SP. Master's student in Philosophy and General Theory of Law at the University of São Paulo/USP. Postgraduate degree in Intellectual Property and New Business from Fundação Getúlio Vargas/FGV. Bachelor of Laws from the Catholic University of Pernambuco/Unicap. Lawyer specializing in Privacy and Data Protection. She works and conducts research in Privacy and Data Protection and the Regulation of New Technologies.

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  Rômulo Valentini (opens in a new tab)

  Centro DTIBR

  PhD in Law from UFMG. Guest Professor in the Graduate Program in Law at the Federal University of Minas Gerais. Member of the Board of the Research Center for Law, Technology and Innovation - DTI BR. Professor in the Graduate Program in Law and Technology at Faculdade Arnaldo. Professor in the MBA in Digital Compliance at PUC/MG. Professor of Labor Law at FPL/MG. Judicial Analyst at the TRT of the 3rd Region (Regional Labor Court). Member of the PJe (electronic judicial process) GNN at the CSJT (Superior Council of Labor Justice) in 2017.

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  Bruno Oliveira (opens in a new tab)

  Centro DTIBR

  Member and scientific researcher at the Research Center for Law, Technology and Innovation – DTIBR. Degree in Computer Engineering. PhD student and Master's in Electrical Engineering at UFMG in the Computational Intelligence research line. Works as an intelligent systems developer at SVA Tech - Soluções em Vídeo Analítico. Member of the Machine Intelligence and Data Science (MINDS) Laboratory for research in computational intelligence. Researcher in Machine Learning Algorithms, Data Science, Computer Vision and Digital Image Processing.

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  Yuri dos Santos (opens in a new tab)

  Centro DTIBR

  Lawyer and scientific researcher at the Research Center for Law, Technology and Innovation – DTIBR. Law degree from UFMG, with an academic exchange at the University of Ljubljana (Univerza v Ljubljani), Slovenia. Master's student in Computer Science at UFMG. Works with social computing, machine learning and data science.

The course content comprises a detailed study of the Brazilian General Personal Data Protection Law - LGPD, alongside the other laws related to the subject, such as the Marco Civil da Internet (Brazil's Internet Bill of Rights), the Consumer Protection Code, the Positive Credit Registry Law and the European GDPR. Always with a focus on the practical application of knowledge and the analysis of real cases.

The topics covered include, among others: fundamental concepts and principles of personal data processing; constitutional basis of the subject in Brazil and an overview of the national data protection microsystems; legal bases for the processing of personal data and the parties involved; civil liability regimes applicable to these parties; scope of the LGPD and the ANPD (Brazil's National Data Protection Authority); technology and information security applied to personal data protection, with a real-time simulation of database configuration according to privacy by design; technical notions of machine learning, cryptography and hashing, taught by computer science professionals; data subject rights, how to exercise them and controversial practical issues; data protection in human resources (background checks, main legal bases in the employment contract and limits on the use of technological tools); the data life cycle, international transfers and the sanctions provided for in the LGPD.

In addition to this extensive syllabus, there will also be a hands-on module developed throughout the course, under the close supervision of Centro DTIBR's teaching assistants, in which participants themselves will prepare a Privacy and Personal Data Protection Policy Statement based on a detailed dossier of a hypothetical case. It includes a live session presenting the results, followed by review and comments from the DTIBR Team. The best work will also compete for prizes. Previous editions made it clear that this module is vital for participants to actually apply in practice the knowledge acquired throughout the course, enabling them to work in personal data protection.

The course will be taught live and online, with a focus on the practical application of knowledge, on the dates/times already published, over 11 class sessions. In addition, there will be 08 Team meetings, prioritizing students' active participation in solving concrete problems, for a total of 50 hours, not counting breaks.

To make the most of the course, participants should have access to a device with a webcam and microphone (preferably a laptop or desktop), as well as a good-quality internet connection. Centro DTIBR is not responsible for failures in participants' equipment or the quality of their connection. Duly registered students will receive further instructions at the e-mail address provided at registration.

It is important to stress that this is not a course in which participants simply follow the classes passively. On the contrary, every student must actively take part in the course, engaging in their Team's meetings to carry out the tasks of the hands-on module throughout the course, according to the calendar available on this page.

Personal data protection is a topic of worldwide importance. In Brazil, even before the LGPD came into force, the controversies over data sharing to fight COVID-19 and the tracking of people only confirm this. The subject reaches every sector and economic size, from micro-enterprises to multinationals, and is also relevant to the Public Administration.

The course is therefore recommended for students, entrepreneurs, executives and managers, especially lawyers, IT and information security managers, marketing professionals, independent professionals and civil servants who already work or intend to work as a data protection officer (DPO) or to provide consulting and advisory services on personal data protection.

Meticulously planned, tested and approved, with two recent editions and more than 200 students trained. Former student satisfaction rate of around 95%. Focus on the practical application of knowledge. Multidisciplinary faculty, made up of highly renowned professors with vast experience in the field. Participation of Computer Science professors to teach fundamental technical concepts applicable to data processing, plus real-time simulation of some technologies. Live classes, with the possibility of direct interaction with the faculty and other students for networking and answering questions. A capable team of teaching assistants to support participants throughout the course, especially in the team tasks.

A hands-on module developed throughout the course, so that participants actually work as a team and apply the knowledge acquired to draft a Privacy and Personal Data Protection Policy Statement, a document routinely used in practice, with close support from our team of teaching assistants. The activity concludes with a live session presenting the results, followed by comments from the DTIBR Team.

Finally, we will maintain the DTIBR quality standard and our commitment to ethical and inclusive values, as well as a price below the usual market rate, since Centro DTIBR is a non-profit institution. Moreover, this is the last edition of the course in 2020!

Centro DTIBR will issue a certificate to students who attend at least 06 classes and 05 team meetings (equivalent to approximately 60% of the course). The certificate will bear the name provided at registration. So please enter your full name, or the name you would like on your certificate.

Workload

50h.

Schedule

11 live classes on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7:00 pm to 9:50 pm. 08 Team meetings on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:00 pm to 8:40 pm.

Live class dates

Oct 5; Oct 7; Oct 9; Oct 14; Oct 16; Oct 19; Oct 21; Oct 23; Oct 26; Oct 28; Nov 4 (team presentations - I); Nov 5, 2020 (team presentations - II).

Team meeting dates

Oct 6; Oct 8; Oct 13; Oct 15; Oct 20; Oct 22; Oct 27; Oct 29.

Venue

online platform to be announced by e-mail to registered students.