Day 1Why Classify Data
- 09:00–10:08Information as an asset
- 10:08–11:00Common leak scenarios
- 11:00–11:30Coffee break
- 11:30–11:45Common leak scenarios (continued)
- 11:45–12:53Regulatory drivers
- 12:53–14:00Exercise: information inventory
Organisations cannot protect information they have not identified. This course shows how to design and roll out a practical data classification scheme, label documents and data, define handling rules for each level, apply technical controls such as data loss prevention, and build staff habits that keep sensitive information safe.

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Most data leaks come from everyday handling mistakes. You will learn to put simple, well-understood rules in place across the organisation.
The programme explores practical approaches to the following challenges. Results depend on how the learning is applied in your organisation.
Scheme design workshops, labelling exercises, tool demonstrations and awareness campaign planning.
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