Relevant background, not generic training
Years as a hands-on CISO inside an organization, including risk management, information security, and regulatory compliance. The DPO role requires exactly this understanding: how personal data is collected, stored, protected, and when it's exposed to risk. This isn't training from a course, it's experience from the field.
Organizations processing personal data at meaningful scale need a real privacy officer, but aren't always at a size that justifies a full-time internal role.
What's included
Privacy law compliance
Reviewing and updating processes to meet Israeli privacy law and its regulations.
Data mapping
Identifying personal data stores, classifying sensitivity, and documenting processing activities.
Point of contact
Responding to employee and customer privacy inquiries, documenting handling.
Privacy in AI projects
Reviewing privacy implications of AI system implementation, including call recording retention.
Team training
Raising privacy awareness across the organization, including dedicated training.
Flexible scope
Hours scaled to the scale of data processing and risk level.
Separation of duties: DPO, not CISO, for the same organization
Worth knowing: DPO and CISO roles require separation of duties, sometimes even a regulatory conflict of interest. A single organization cannot fill both roles with the same person simultaneously. If you need both roles, we'll structure a working arrangement that respects that separation.