Chile Data Protection Law 21.719 Compliance Corporate Training
Learn to run Ley 21.719 compliance end to end: rights requests, DPIA, breach drills, and audit-ready controls in guided labs.
Edstellar, a corporate training company, delivers corporate training that helps your team learn to apply Chile's Law 21.719 across daily data handling. Employees build audit readiness through guided labs on rights workflows, impact assessments, breach response, and cross-border transfer controls. Each session is tuned to your data footprint, vendors, and timelines.
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How we build an audit-ready data protection team
The Edstellar DATA PROTECTION COMPLIANCE Capability Model
Diagnose the gaps
Maturity checks map your 21.719 gaps across consent, rights, vendors, and security controls.
Set shared standards
One compliance playbook for rights handling, impact assessments, and breach reporting.
Practice in guided labs
Labs cover rights requests, DPIA walkthroughs, and breach-response tabletop drills.
Measure the lift
Lab reviews benchmark each employee's readiness to run compliance workflows independently.
Scale across teams
One standard rolls out across business units, processors, and regional operations.
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Program Overview: What is Chile Data Protection Law 21.719 Compliance?
Chile Data Protection Law 21.719 Compliance is Edstellar's instructor-led program for privacy, legal, and compliance teams operating under Chile's new data protection regime. Participants master the foundations of Ley 21.719, its principles and lawful bases, and data subject rights in practice. DPO designation, DPIAs, prevention models, breach response, and data transfers complete the program.
The program is built around implementation. Participants map lawful bases to their own processing activities, draft data subject rights procedures, and run breach response simulations. Instructors versed in Chilean privacy law guide six modules across 24 hours. DPIA walkthroughs and prevention-model design turn the law's requirements into operational artifacts your organization keeps.
Chile's new regime raises the bar sharply from the old framework, and the enforcement powers behind it mean 'we're working on it' won't suffice for long. This program moves teams from awareness to demonstrable compliance: documented bases, working rights procedures, tested breach playbooks. Participants return able to show a regulator a program, not just a policy.
The capstone assembles a complete Ley 21.719 compliance program for a realistic organization, register of processing, rights procedures, breach plan, reviewed against the law's requirements. Your team leaves with the program itself, ready to adapt and deploy.
Six modules and 24 hours: the 19.628 to 21.719 transition, principles and lawful bases, the ARCO+ rights desk, DPO and DPIA practice, breach response, and cross-border transfers. Every module pairs concepts with a guided lab, so each workflow is practiced. It closes with a capstone compliance program the team plans, builds, defends, and presents.
Delivery is hybrid across virtual and onsite sessions, scheduled around your calendar. Cohorts train as one group or split into batches, with session materials and lab guides included for every participant.
What's Included in this Workshop for Your Enterprise Teams
- 1
Ley 21.719 foundations
Map the 19.628 to 21.719 transition, scope, and powers.
- 2
Principles and lawful bases
Classify processing by principle, basis, and sensitivity.
- 3
ARCO+ rights desk
Triage and answer rights requests, fully documented.
- 4
DPO and DPIA practice
Draft impact assessments and prevention-model outlines.
- 5
Breach and transfer drills
Rehearse breach notification and qualify data transfers.
- 6
Capstone build
Present an audit-ready 21.719 compliance roadmap.
- Instructor-led delivery across virtual, onsite, and hybrid
- Guided labs in every module with instructor coaching
- Capstone compliance program, reviewed with your team
- Flexible scheduling around your calendar
- Lab guides, templates, and checklists included
- Group size and batches set along with you
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Chile Data Protection Law 21.719 Compliance Course Topics and Program Outline
A tailored 24-hour, six-module workshop: one learning journey from Ley 21.719 foundations to a capstone compliance program build. Sessions pair concepts with labs on real-world use cases. Materials include lab guides and templates, plus a capstone assessment.
Built by Edstellar with data protection practitioners
Built by practitioners who run data protection programs under modern privacy frameworks, shaped around your stack and use cases.
Skill checks baseline your team's data-handling maturity, rights-request readiness, and 21.719 awareness before training begins.
Foundations cover the 21.719 framework, principles, lawful bases, and the Agency's supervisory powers in live briefings.
Guided labs run rights workflows, DPIA walkthroughs, and breach tabletop drills on your team's actual data scenarios.
The capstone builds an audit-ready 21.719 compliance roadmap: gap assessment, controls, and a mock Agency review.
Audit-ready by December 1, 2026: teams practice the exact workflows the new Agency will inspect.
Delivered as
Delivered as a hybrid program of live instruction and guided labs, scheduled around your team's calendar in flexible batches.
Map your organization's processing activities against the 21.719 scope, flagging what the December 2026 deadline changes for each.
learna)The 19.628 to 21.719 transition and the 24-month timeline
b)Scope: who must comply, including processing from outside Chile
c)The new Agency: supervision, audits, and enforcement powers
d)Key terms: personal data, sensitive data, controller, processor
Classify sample processing activities by principle and lawful basis, defending each choice against Agency inspection standards.
learna)GDPR-style principles: legality, purpose, proportionality, transparency, security
b)Lawful bases: consent, contract, legal duty, legitimate interest
c)Sensitive data: express consent rules and narrow exceptions
d)Controller and processor duties, including confidentiality
Run a mock rights desk: triage incoming requests, verify identities, draft responses, and log every decision.
practicea)The ARCO+ rights: access, rectification, erasure, objection, portability
b)Objections to automated decisions affecting individuals
c)The request workflow: intake, identity verification, deadlines
d)Refusal grounds and the documentation the Agency expects
e)Templates: response letters and rights registers
Draft a full DPIA for a high-risk scenario and outline the prevention model controls that mitigate each finding.
practicea)The DPO role: duties, autonomy, and point of contact with the Agency
b)When impact assessments are required and what they must cover
c)DPIA method: describe, assess, mitigate, and document
d)The prevention model: certification and liability mitigation
e)Records of processing activities that auditors accept
Run a breach tabletop from first alert to Agency notification, then qualify a vendor transfer under the new rules.
applya)Breach duties: detection, containment, and notification timelines
b)Notifying the Agency and affected individuals: content and evidence
c)Cross-border transfers: adequacy, standard clauses, binding rules
d)Processor contracts and vendor due diligence under 21.719
e)Tabletop drill: a breach scenario from alert to filing
Present a complete 21.719 compliance roadmap for a scenario company, then defend it in a mock Agency inspection.
applya)Gap assessment across all 21.719 duties
b)Sequencing the roadmap: quick wins before December 2026
c)Assembling the audit file: records, registers, and evidence
d)Mock Agency inspection and remediation planning
Customize this program tailored to your team?
Tell us your training needs: what your team already works with, the level they’re at, and the topics you want them to focus on. We’ll adjust the modules, duration and hands-on labs, and send you a customized outline for your group.
Key Skills and Outcomes Your Team Will Gain
Each module pairs a compliance concept with a guided lab, so your team leaves with repeatable workflows for rights, impact, breach, and audit readiness.
Map 21.719 obligations
Chart the law's scope, principles, and the Agency's powers against your current data practices.
Choose lawful bases
Match each processing activity to a valid basis, with stricter handling for sensitive data categories.
Run rights workflows
Triage ARCO+ requests, verify identities, apply deadlines, and document every response step.
Conduct DPIAs
Run impact assessments on high-risk processing and turn findings into concrete mitigations.
Lead breach response
Detect, contain, and notify under the new reporting duties with a rehearsed response playbook.
Control data transfers
Qualify cross-border transfers with adequacy checks, standard clauses, or binding rules.
Pass an Agency audit
Assemble processing records, prevention models, and evidence into an audit-ready file.
Teams that Benefit from this Chile Data Protection Law 21.719 Compliance Group Training
This group training is built for governance, risk, and compliance groups that own data protection for Chile operations. Content adapts to each cohort's roles, data footprint, and experience, so every batch practices the workflows it owns, from rights handling to audit preparation.
Give counsel a defensible 21.719 program
Legal and privacy counsel own the new framework's interpretation, but enforcement tests whether controls work. This program turns legal duties into documented, testable workflows the Agency accepts.
Workflow friction
- Translating the new law into daily practice
- Evidence gaps between policy and operations
- Tight timelines before December 2026
How the program helps
- Rights procedures that survive an Agency audit
- Defensible lawful-basis and consent records
- Prevention models ready for certification
Practice use cases
- Rights desk playbooks
- Consent register audits
- DPIA review labs
Turn privacy risk into managed controls
Risk and compliance teams must fold Ley 21.719 into existing control frameworks and track gaps to remediation. The program builds a repeatable compliance cycle: assess, mitigate, evidence, and report.
Workflow friction
- Scattered data practices across business units
- Processor contracts missing new clauses
- Measuring readiness before enforcement starts
How the program helps
- A control map tied to each legal duty
- Breach reporting that meets Agency deadlines
- Vendor risk scoring for processors
Practice use cases
- Control mapping labs
- Vendor clause reviews
- Risk register builds
Embed privacy into security operations
Security and IT teams implement the technical side: access controls, encryption, logging, and breach detection. Labs tie security tooling to legal duties so measures map to evidence.
Workflow friction
- Legacy systems with unclear data flows
- Access sprawl across regional operations
- Breach drills that never reach legal in time
How the program helps
- Security measures tied to legal duties
- Breach detection mapped to reporting duties
- Retention and deletion runbooks that hold up
Practice use cases
- Data flow mapping
- Breach tabletop drills
- Retention rule labs
Audit privacy like any other control
Internal audit teams need testable criteria for the new framework. The program gives auditors checklists, sampling approaches, and mock-audit practice aligned with how the Agency will inspect.
Workflow friction
- New criteria with no enforcement history
- Auditing processors and third parties
- Reporting findings leadership will act on
How the program helps
- Audit checklists for every legal duty
- Sampling methods for rights and consent
- Mock Agency inspection practice
Practice use cases
- Audit checklist labs
- Evidence sampling drills
- Mock inspections
Cohorts train as a cross-functional workforce, with each small group aligned on shared rights, breach, and evidence standards.
Prerequisites: This program benefits legal, compliance, risk, security, and audit professionals who handle personal data in Chile operations. Basic familiarity with data protection concepts helps but is not required, and no prior Ley 21.719 experience is needed. Content adapts to each cohort's tools, vendors, and compliance maturity.
Data Protection Coordinator to Compliance Program Owner
Tracks how coordinators progress from basic 21.719 awareness to owning the compliance program: rights, impact, breach, and audit readiness.
A program that grows with data protection careers, from first rights request to confident audit readiness.
Mixed cohort, or several teams at once?
We can tailor the training to different teams, roles, and experience levels within the same program.
Certificate of Training Completion.
On successful completion, employees receive an Edstellar course completion certificate, recognizing their commitment to ongoing learning and professional development. It validates the skills they have built and motivates them to keep growing and contribute to organizational success.
Earned, not attended. Awarded on completion of all hands-on labs and the capstone project.
Training Delivery Modes: Virtual, Onsite and Hybrid
Recordings and lab guides are shared on your LMS so the team can revisit each e-learning module after the live sessions.
Hybrid Training
Instructor-led sessions mix onsite and virtual delivery with guided labs throughout. Teams triage rights requests, run DPIA walkthroughs, and rehearse breach response with the instructor coaching.
- Live instruction across onsite and virtual sessions
- Guided labs with instructor coaching and review
- Real rights, DPIA, and breach workflows throughout
- Flexible scheduling without losing live interaction
Onsite Training
Instructor-led training at your offices, with labs set up on your network and tooling. The instructor pairs with the team in person, reviews evidence files together, and tunes exercises to your data footprint.
- Instructor-led training at your offices
- Labs set up on your network and tooling
- In-person coaching on your evidence files
- Exercises tuned to your data footprint
Live Virtual Training
Live virtual sessions with the same labs and coaching, delivered over Zoom or Teams. Breakouts run the rights desk and breach tabletop drills, and lab guides keep every cohort aligned.
- Live virtual sessions with full lab access
- Instructor coaching in every breakout
- Same drills: rights desk, DPIA, breach tabletop
- Scheduling across time zones and sites
Need a training format that works for your team?
Full days, half days across weeks, or split by module. Tell us the delivery window and we schedule the cohort around it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Share your team size, timelines, and delivery preference, and we will send a detailed per-group quote with batch options.
Yes. A discovery call maps your data footprint, vendors, and deadlines so we can tailor the labs and the proposal.
Yes. Live virtual delivery runs the same labs and drills over Zoom or Teams, with instructor coaching in every session.
Yes. Onsite delivery runs at your offices with labs tuned to your network, tooling, and data footprint.
The program runs 24 hours across six modules, scheduled in flexible batches around your team's calendar.
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Where this Training Fits in Your Team's learning path.
Chile's Law 21.719 updates the country's data protection regime, and your team will apply it better with privacy basics already in place. This course sits second in the path. It prepares your team to run Chilean compliance as a programme and later to formalise it under ISO 27701.
Why Choose Edstellar as Your Chile Data Protection Law 21.719 Compliance Training Provider
Edstellar partners with compliance teams as a training provider with global delivery experience. Compare providers on lab quality, practitioner expertise, and measurable outcomes: this program is built to make your team audit-ready.
EXPERT TRAINERS
YEARS DELIVERING
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Tailored
Every cohort's labs, templates, and drills are tuned to your data footprint, vendor landscape, and the December 2026 deadline.
Proven Methodology
A field-tested compliance method: assess gaps, practice workflows in labs, measure readiness, then scale the standard.
Practice-Based Learning
Teams practice on rights desks, DPIA walkthroughs, and breach tabletops, not slides, so skills transfer to daily work.
Expert Trainers
Practitioners who run data protection programs lead every session, matched to your team's stack and compliance maturity.
Global Scale
One curriculum rolls out across countries and business units, with Chile-specific labs for every regional cohort.
Measurable Outcomes
Lab reviews and capstone assessments benchmark each employee's readiness to run 21.719 workflows independently.
Develop Evidence-Based Privacy Compliance Plans for Chilean Data Processing Operations
Edstellar guides privacy teams through the course's Law 21.719 framework using processing, rights-request, and breach scenarios. Participants justify lawful-basis choices and develop risk assessment and oversight artifacts. A scenario-company roadmap culminates in a mock inspection, focusing on documented reasoning, control ownership, and consistency across the proposed privacy program.
- Step 01
Consult
We examine Chile processing responsibilities and privacy knowledge to identify gaps in lawful-basis analysis, rights handling, risk assessment, and compliance evidence.
- Step 02
Plan
We move from the law's scope and principles through rights requests, DPIAs, prevention models, and breach and transfer cases to program planning.
- Step 03
Align
We align privacy and compliance facilitation with legal, security, risk, and audit roles, calibrating case complexity to the cohort's existing data-protection experience.
- Step 04
Customize
We tailor fictional processing inventories, rights requests, and vendor scenarios to relevant operations without using identifiable personal records in training exercises.
- Step 05
Execute
Participants justify processing bases, run a mock rights desk, and develop DPIAs, receiving feedback on decision records, risk controls, and response reasoning.
- Step 06
Evaluate
We assess the roadmap and mock-inspection defense for coherent processing analysis, documented controls, responsible owners, and traceable evidence supporting compliance decisions.
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