GDPR (short for General Data Protection Regulation) is a European Union regulation on personal data protection. Its purpose is to safeguard people’s privacy and ensure that companies, organizations, and authorities handle personal data properly.
It has been in effect since 2018 across all EU countries and applies to anyone processing the personal data of EU citizens—regardless of where they are based. Violations may result in heavy fines or reputational damage.
GDPR strengthens individuals’ rights to access, correct, restrict processing, or erase their personal data (the “right to be forgotten”).
Organizations must implement procedures to protect data, ensure transparency in processing, and minimize data collection.
These include principles of data processing such as lawful basis, data security, storage limitation, and accountability for compliance.
GDPR requires data breaches to be reported within 72 hours of discovery.
We conduct a thorough audit of your organization to determine how personal data is processed, identify risks, and recommend measures required for GDPR compliance.
Based on the audit, we create a plan to achieve GDPR compliance, including steps for data security, proper legal bases for processing, and procedures for fulfilling data subject rights.
We assist in implementing measures such as data encryption, pseudonymization, and processes for access control, handling requests, and responding to data breaches.
We train your staff on GDPR requirements so they clearly understand their responsibilities in personal data protection.
We prepare essential documents such as data protection policies and incident reporting procedures to demonstrate GDPR compliance.
We provide continuous GDPR compliance monitoring, audits, and prepare you for legislative or technological changes. In the event of an incident, we deliver the necessary support.
You process personal data such as names, addresses, emails, IP addresses, etc.
You want to avoid fines of up to €20 million or 4% of the company’s global annual turnover.
You want to increase customer and business partner trust and gain a competitive advantage.
You are expanding your services to the European Union market or your company has customers from the EU.
You must ensure customer data protection to avoid GDPR violations and potential fines.
Secure customer consent if you plan to send marketing emails.
Implement measures to store data safely so it is not freely accessible.
Allow customers to request the deletion of their data at any time, if it is no longer necessary.
Your organization complies with GDPR, customer data is protected, and you avoid fines and reputational damage.
