2024-04-11

The Personal Data Protection Service completed the first cycle of training on the changes introduced by the new Georgian law

The Personal Data Protection Service has completed the first cycle of trainings meant to outline the changes introduced by the new law of Georgia.

Representatives of the Service conducted the trainings weekly for stakeholders in physical and online formats.

In total, up to 1400 people were trained as a result of 17 sessions.

The general course on the issues outlined by the law On Personal Data Protection was aimed at the private and public sectors, representatives of law enforcement bodies and other persons responsible for data protection.

Participants received information on the new legislation, citizens' rights and other important issues, both in theory and in practice.

We would like to remind you that the main part of the new Law of Georgia "On Personal Data Protection" came into force on 1 March, and from 1 June, new regulations such as the Personal Data Protection Officer will come into force.

The service plans to announce a training course directly for personal data protection officers or persons interested in this topic. Details will be published in the coming days on the service's social network and official website.

In addition to the above-mentioned formats, in order to familiarize with the changes provided by the new law, the Service continues to hold training sessions in Tbilisi and other regions for public and private institutions, as well as for any person interested in data protection, directly, via telephone and online formats.