Training that meets the market where it is

Most organizations don't think about privacy until a claim or audit. Our curriculum takes teams from "what's a request?" to interpreting risk reports and remediation, at their own pace or on a schedule.

Learning path

Beginner to Expert

  • Web Privacy Foundations
    Start here. Learn how the web works, why privacy matters, and what consent really means. No prior technical knowledge required.
    6h View

  • Privacy Technologies
    Understand the tools that track you online (analytics, session replay, ad pixels, fingerprinting) and the regulations written to control them.
    10h View

  • Advanced Privacy
    Deep-dive into browser fingerprinting, HIPAA on the web, and Privacy by Design frameworks.
    10h View

  • Specialist: Tag Management & Risk
    For privacy engineers and practitioners: deep-dive into GTM architecture, consent modes, and privacy risk assessment methodology.
    8h View

From first principles to expert, at your own pace. Interactive modules, quizzes, and evidence-based remediation. Same curriculum that powers Lokker's own teams and partners.

Curriculum

Choose your track

Start at beginner or jump in at the level that fits your role. Each track has clear outcomes and estimated hours.

  • Web Privacy Foundations
    Start here. Learn how the web works, why privacy matters, and what consent really means. No prior technical knowledge required.
    6h View track

  • Privacy Technologies
    Understand the tools that track you online (analytics, session replay, ad pixels, fingerprinting) and the regulations written to control them.
    10h View track

  • Advanced Privacy
    Deep-dive into browser fingerprinting, HIPAA on the web, and Privacy by Design frameworks.
    10h View track

  • Specialist: Tag Management & Risk
    For privacy engineers and practitioners: deep-dive into GTM architecture, consent modes, and privacy risk assessment methodology.
    8h View track

Who benefits

Outcomes by role

Privacy & compliance teams

  • Turn technical findings into business-risk language.
  • Prioritize remediation by severity, velocity, and legal exposure.
  • Reduce compliance guesswork with evidence-based privacy testing.

Legal & defense counsel

  • Interpret risk reports and put findings in context of litigation and regulation.
  • Understand dependency chains, consent hierarchies, and where evidence lives.

Marketing & digital teams

  • Understand how tags, pixels, and session replay affect user privacy and consent.
  • Validate whether "Reject All" actually blocks tracking before campaigns go live.

Engineering & product

  • Identify hidden third-party data flows and tag piggybacking.
  • Build privacy-by-design habits before launch, not after incident.

Insurance & underwriting

  • Read and interpret privacy risk scores and reason codes with confidence.
  • Connect web privacy exposure to underwriting and portfolio risk.

Leadership & program owners

  • Train teams to explain risk clearly to legal, IT, and marketing stakeholders.
  • Schedule upskilling so privacy is considered first, not bolted on later.