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Overview

Course Description

Certification Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM)
Provider International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)
Exam identifier CIPM designation; no numeric exam code listed
Official exam format 90 multiple-choice questions; 2.5 hours (including 15-minute break)
Passing score 300 on IAPP's 100–500 scaled score
Exam fee (USD) US$550 (verify current member/non-member pricing at checkout)
Maintenance Two-year certification term; maintenance fee or eligible IAPP membership applies

Course Questions

10 Questions

An organization wants to move from ad hoc privacy tasks to a mature privacy program. What should the privacy manager establish first?

A. A list of software tools only B. A mandate, objectives, accountability, scope and risk-based program plan C. A policy that applies only to the legal team D. An annual training slide deck with no owners

Executives ask how privacy management differs from one-time compliance work. Which approach best reflects ongoing privacy management?

A. Treat compliance as a one-time project B. Operate a lifecycle program with ownership, monitoring, measurement and continual improvement C. Delegate all accountability to the DPO D. Review privacy only after a breach

A privacy manager is preparing a business case for additional resources. What is the strongest way to justify investment?

A. Use only generic statements that privacy is important B. Connect resources to risk exposure, legal obligations, business objectives and measurable outcomes C. Compare the number of policies with competitors only D. Promise zero risk

A company operates across multiple regions with different privacy laws. What should the program do?

A. Apply one unchanging checklist everywhere B. Maintain a requirements inventory and map obligations to business activities, jurisdictions and owners C. Rely entirely on vendor assurances D. Review only the headquarters' law

A new product will collect precise location data and share it with partners. What should the privacy team do before launch?

A. Approve based on product demand alone B. Assess data flows, purpose, necessity, risks, recipients and mitigations before making a decision C. Wait for a complaint D. Ask engineering to decide the lawful basis without context

A risk register lists many issues but has no assigned owners or due dates. What is the best improvement?

A. Keep the list as a reference only B. Assign accountable owners, treatment actions, target dates and residual-risk decisions C. Remove high risks to keep the register short D. Transfer all risks to the privacy manager

A control reduces risk but does not eliminate it. What should the program document?

A. That all risk is gone B. Residual risk, rationale, decision authority, mitigation and monitoring plan C. Only the control purchase price D. Nothing if the control is industry standard

A business owner wants to accept a high residual privacy risk without review. What should the privacy manager do?

A. Accept it automatically to avoid delay B. Escalate through the defined risk-acceptance process to an authorized decision-maker C. Delete the risk entry D. Ask the vendor to accept it verbally

Employees do not know which privacy policy applies to a new use of customer data. What is the most useful response?

A. Publish more policies without guidance B. Create clear, accessible policies with operational procedures, owners and escalation routes C. Ask each team to invent its own rules D. Make policy documents available only to legal counsel

A policy was approved three years ago and the business process has changed materially. What should happen?

A. Assume the approval remains sufficient forever B. Review and update the policy, controls and training to reflect current processing and obligations C. Delete the policy without replacement D. Wait for the next external audit

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