Equip participants with the knowledge to comply with breach reporting guidelines and regulations.
About this online course
Our RG78 Breach Reporting training course provides participants with a comprehensive overview of their breach reporting responsibilities. It clarifies who these obligations apply to and what constitutes a reportable event, including significant breaches. The course also offers detailed guidance on the reporting process. Through interactive scenarios and practical insights, participants gain the essential knowledge and tools to ensure full compliance with breach reporting requirements, fostering a culture of accountability and transparency within the organisation.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Australia: Corporations Act 2001, National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009, Regulatory Guide 78
Ideal for first-time learners or those with little prior knowledge, covering the entire topic in 30-40 minutes.
Allows learners who understand the topic to proceed quickly through the course in 20-30 minutes.
Short modules for time-poor learners, with each module lasting 5-10 minutes.
Quick summaries of specific compliance areas, available in office-based and field-based formats, each lasting 5 minutes.
Our client services team can deliver our courses via SCORM file if you have a Learning Management System (LMS) or SCORM-compliant software.
Alternatively, you can use our Compliance Platform to house any training material, track policy acceptance, administer surveys, and audits—all in one place. We can get you up and running within a few weeks.
Equip participants with the knowledge to comply with breach reporting guidelines and regulations.
AFS licensees and Australian credit licensees have an obligation to report certain breaches of the law under the Corporations Act 2001 and the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009.
The Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) issued Regulatory Guide 78 (RG 78): Breach Reporting by AFS licensees and credit licensees, which mandates that licensees must self-report specific breaches to ASIC. Failing to comply with these reporting obligations can lead to severe consequences, including penalties, fines, other sanctions, suspension or revocation of the AFS license, and a significant loss of trust from regulators, customers, and third parties.
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Options include comprehensive compliance courses and short, bite-sized modules to meet diverse training needs.
Our courses provide engaging, customisable content, from videos to interactive modules, tailored to your business.
All content is regularly updated to reflect the latest legislation, ensuring your training remains compliant.
Available via SCORM or our Compliance Platform, with regular updates provided whenever legal changes occur.
Our local Client Services team ensures a smooth setup within a few weeks and offers ongoing support for all your learning and training needs.
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