IAPP CIPM Preparation Course
Certified Information Privacy Manager

To pass the CIPM exam, candidates should have a comprehensive understanding of the seven exam objectives listed above. The Privacy program governance objective covers topics such as privacy frameworks, policies, and procedures, while the Privacy program operational life cycle objective includes topics such as privacy impact assessments, data inventory and mapping, and incident response plans. The Privacy laws and regulations objective covers various laws and regulations from around the world, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The Data subjects' rights objective covers topics such as individual rights to access and control their personal data, while the Vendor management objective covers the vendor management lifecycle and how it relates to privacy. The Risk management objective covers topics such as risk assessments and risk mitigation strategies, while the Privacy program infrastructure objective covers topics such as privacy training and awareness programs.

Candidates should consider utilizing a variety of study materials, such as the related books listed above, as well as IAPP's official training materials and practice exams. It is also recommended that candidates have practical experience in the development and implementation of privacy programs within an organization.

Overall, passing the CIPM exam requires a thorough understanding of global privacy laws and regulations, as well as the ability to apply that knowledge to the development and implementation of privacy programs within an organization.