Cookie Compliance Training for Websites and Apps

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ookies are commonly used to help websites function more efficiently and provide data to the site’s owners. They allow a website to recognise a user’s device and are widely used to enable websites to operate more efficiently and provide information to their owners. The same can be said for some apps. Because cookies deal with personal information, adequate safeguards must be in place.

At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:

• You should have understood everything about cookies.

Course Outline:

• Key definitions, such as what a cookie is.
• Cookies and the legal frameworks that apply to them.
• Essential and non-essential cookies: what’s the difference? What does “cookie consent” imply?
• To create a cookie audit, you’ll need to ask specific vital questions.
• Cookie banners that are both ‘good’ and ‘bad.’

People who should consider this course include: 

• Individuals from Information Systems (IS) departments.
• Received Signal Strength Indicator workers,
• Legal practitioners,
• Project managers,
• Human resources professionals, 
• Accounting managers,
• Marketing professionals

Assessment methods: The trainer evaluates the participant’s pedagogical progress throughout the training by employing multiple-choice questions (MCQ), scenarios, and practical work

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