Introduction to Privacy - Part 3 (Coursera)

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Introduction to Privacy - Part 3 (Coursera)

Part 3 of the Privacy Fundamentals explores information security and data protection and how to manage a security breach. We will also take a look at continual improvement which includes understanding performance, exploring metrics, different audit methodologies and more.

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Course 3 of 4 in the Privacy Fundamentals Specialization.

Syllabus

WEEK 1: Information Security and Protection of Data
WEEK 2: Managing a Security Breach
WEEK 3: Continual Improvement

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