Online Sessions
Online Sessions and Webinars
LSCP delivers a series of online sessions to guide care providers through every stage of the Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT). Whether you are brand new to the toolkit or looking to strengthen existing compliance, our sessions cover everything from registering and staffing requirements, to policies, data protection practices, and IT systems. Each session is practical, easy to follow, and designed to help you complete the DSPT with confidence. By taking part, providers gain the knowledge, tools, and assurance needed to protect sensitive information, meet regulatory standards, and build trust with service users, families, and partners.
- TR0 – Introductory Webinar
- TR1 – Getting Started and Staffing
- TR2 – Policies and Procedures
- TR3 – Data Security
- TR4 – IT Devices and Systems
This is for organisations at the very start of their journey with the Toolkit, or staff who are new to this role. We will explore
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What is the Toolkit?
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Why should we register?
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What does it offer?
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How will it benefit my company?
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Registering for the toolkit
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Accessing your ODS code
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Completing the questions around your staffing and their roles
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Importance of cyber security training for your workforce
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It may also help to define who has organisational responsibility for data security
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Accessing supporting evidence, which enables you to complete the questions within this section.
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Reviewing policy templates that you can adopt or help you check your own policies are current.
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Ensuring that you have the evidence to show your organisation is compliant with current legislation
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Reviewing the Information Commissioner’s guidance
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Reviewing how your organisation does all it can to ensure good practice in Data Protection
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Exploring the physical controls around data
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Reviewing staff training and exploring their understanding of their responsibilities around data protection.
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Examining Data breaches and how we report and handle them
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Reviewing organisational firewalls and antivirus software (If your staff work from home, do they have firewall protection)
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Reviewing staff using their personal phones, tablets or laptops for work use
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Exploring how your organisation controls personal data
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Examining how staff access organisational IT systems