What You Will Learn Graduates of the Digital Trust Specialist (DTSp) - Data Protection - pathway develop capabilities in: Digital Trust fundamentals Data protection governance & leadership GDPR compliance & accountability frameworks Privacy risk management (ISO 31000 & NIST PF) PrivacybyDesign & SecurebyDesign Data lifecycle management & minimisation ISO/IEC 27701 Privacy Information Management Systems (PIMS) Information rights, DPIAs & lawful processing Regulatory readiness & assurance Who This Pathway Is For Ideal for: Data Protection Officers (DPOs) Privacy managers and analysts Information governance professionals Cybersecurity and risk practitioners expanding into privacy Consultants delivering privacy assurance Organisations building privacy and data protection capability Outcomes & Professional Recognition On completion, participants will leave with: Earn 8 industryrecognised data protection and privacy qualifications Gain the capability to design, implement, and improve privacy and data protection programmes Be eligible to use the Digital Trust Specialist (DTSp) designation Demonstrate competence aligned to UK GDPR, EU GDPR, ISO/IEC 27701, ISO/IEC 27001, UK NCSC Guidance, UK ICO Guidance and the NIST Privacy Framework Strengthen organisational trust, compliance, and regulatory readiness On the pathway, learners will complete the following 8 courses: Digital Trust Professional (DTP) Foundation Certificate Digital Trust Professional (DTP) NCSC Risk Management Framework (RMF) Foundation Certificate Certified ISO 31000 Risk Manager Digital Trust Professional (DTP) NCSC Secure by Design (SbD) Foundation Certificate NIST Cybersecurity Professional (NCSP) Foundation Certificate Certified ISO/IEC 27701 Lead Implementer Certified ISO/IEC 27701 Lead Auditor GDPR Certified Data Protection Officer Pricing & DTI Membership Benefits 14,760.00 (+ VAT) when purchased as a complete pathway

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