An expert-level course that turns the sentence 'privacy by design applied' into controls that can fail, then challenges them in the real product. Work the privacy control stack - eight layers a requirement passes on its way to evidence: Privacy Requirements as Testable Controls; Data Minimisation & Collection Challenge; Purpose Binding & Use Limitation in Code; Retention, Deletion & Right-to-Erasure Proof; Pseudonymisation, Anonymisation & Re-identification Testing; Consent, Preference & Transparency Enforcement; Third-Party Flows, SDKs & Telemetry Leakage; and Continuous Challenge, Evidence & DPIA Linkage - as Noor, privacy engineering lead at Kite Money, answering a regulator's inquiry into a feature that uploaded contact lists, an SDK that leaked device identifiers to a fourth party and a deletion that left fourteen copies. Strictly defensive: every test runs in Kite Money's own environment against its own product, and every chapter's lab builds one component of the Split Control Challenge Report.
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