This free training course provides a general introduction to the key principles of Law 25 and the protection of personal information within organizations.
Its purpose is to offer an initial awareness of the applicable requirements, along with a broad understanding of organizational responsibilities and the risks associated with compliance.
The course also includes a self-assessment checklist designed to support an initial reflection on the main aspects of Law 25 compliance and the organization’s level of preparedness.

This training is provided for informational and awareness purposes only. It does not include a knowledge assessment, certificate, or certification of completion.

• Gain an overall understanding of the key issues related to Law 25 in order to better understand organizational responsibilities and the risks associated with non-compliance

• Identify the main general obligations introduced by Law 25 
• Recognize certain risks and impacts associated with non-compliance 
• Understand the roles and responsibilities related to the protection of personal information 
• Assess the organization’s level of preparedness through a general self-assessment exercise

This training is intended for business leaders, self-employed professionals, as well as individuals responsible for or involved in the management of personal information.

It is also relevant for anyone seeking to better understand the implications of Law 25 for their organization.

This training is based on an active and accessible learning approach, combining:

• Simplified and contextualized theoretical content
• Concrete examples drawn from everyday professional situations
• Interactive activities (questions, scenario analyses)
• Realistic case studies that encourage critical thinking
• A knowledge assessment with educational feedback
• This approach is designed to promote understanding, retention, and the adoption of secure behaviors.

The assessment of learning is based on:

• Questions integrated throughout the training
• Validation activities with feedback
• A final knowledge assessment covering the key concepts at the end of the course

• A computer or tablet with a reliable Internet connection. Use of a mobile phone is possible, but some content may not be fully optimized for small screens.
• An up-to-date web browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox recommended)
• Speakers or headphones to access audio and video content
• A notebook or digital note-taking tool (optional, for personal learning)
• Access to the course platform (login credentials provided after registration)

• This introductory course does not include a knowledge assessment and therefore does not require a passing grade.
• The Certificate of Participation can be downloaded once the learning path has been completed and the course evaluation regarding the participant’s overall experience has been submitted.
• Once the course evaluation has been submitted, the Certificate of Participation can be downloaded in PDF format. It remains available at all times in the “My Courses” section for future downloads. Participants may also contact the support team to request an additional copy.
• Certificates are retained in our records for a period of six years, or for the applicable validity period of the certificate or any credits awarded, as applicable.

At the end of the module, the participant is invited to complete a short survey evaluating overall satisfaction with the training, with the objective of:

• Measuring overall satisfaction
• Collecting feedback
• Continuously improving course content and instructional methods