A foundational privacy course for the whole federal workforce, written to be government-wide and agency-neutral so it works for any agency without customization. Learners move from the legal foundations through practical identification and safeguarding, and finish on incident response and individual responsibility. The course is built around recognition rather than recitation: interactive categorization exercises and scenario-based practice activities build the judgment to tell ordinary personal information from sensitive personal information from protected health information, and to work a breach response in the right order. Modules close with practice checks, and the graded final covers all five modules proportionally.
The part that sets this apart is its treatment of protected health information. PHI is usually treated as a clinical concern, so most federal privacy training skips it entirely. This course covers where ordinary, non-clinical federal staff actually run into it: occupational health files, leave and accommodation documentation, employee assistance referrals, and workers' compensation claims.
