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GDPR compliance services

Every company that works with personal data of people in the EU must comply with the GDPR. We help any company that collects or processes personal data, not only IT, working with every department: IT, legal, customer support, HR, finance and training.

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Why GDPR needs a guide

The General Data Protection Regulation was adopted in April 2016 and has applied since 25 May 2018. Personal data includes credit card information, bank accounts, IDs, CVs and other records gathered while verifying a person or processing their data, and all of it must be protected.

The regulation has 99 articles and 173 recitals, and it is difficult to understand and adopt without experience in this field.

Check where you stand

  • A short questionnaire to validate your level of compliance and the associated risks

What we do

Assess

  • Explain what the GDPR is and how it affects your business
  • Evaluate the current state of your security processes
  • Map existing processes against the GDPR
  • Define security gaps
  • Define company assets and controls
  • Risk analysis with Privacy Impact Assessment software

Implement

  • GDPR documentation: procedures and policies
  • Consulting on security controls, measures, procedures and policies
  • Legal support for data transfer contracts with your processors
  • Building GDPR-based relations with partners and processors

Operate

  • Security and GDPR audits
  • GDPR and DPO (Data Protection Officer) training
  • Security awareness for employees
  • Registering and managing security incidents
  • Monitoring EU legislation and implementing changes

What being compliant gives you

Demonstrable compliance

The ability to demonstrate compliance with the GDPR requirements.

Data visibility

An understanding of where your data is and how it is treated.

Trust

Evidence for customers and partners that their data is stored according to current data protection standards, collected legally and for defined purposes only.

Lower risk

Updated policies, procedures and processes that help resist cyber threats and reduce the risk of data loss, assuring confidentiality, integrity and availability.

See it in practice

Data Protection Officer as a Service: two EU SaaS platforms, full GDPR compliance in six months.

Frequently asked questions

Does my company need to be GDPR compliant?

If you process personal data of EU residents — customers, users or employees — GDPR applies to you regardless of where your company is based.

What counts as personal data under GDPR?

Any information relating to an identifiable person: names, emails, IDs, credit card and bank details, CVs, location data and online identifiers such as IP addresses.

How long does it take to become GDPR compliant?

It depends on the size of your company and how much personal data you process. After an initial audit we provide a realistic roadmap — typically from several weeks for small companies to a few months for larger ones.

What happens if we are not compliant?

GDPR fines can reach €20 million or 4% of annual global turnover, whichever is higher — plus the reputational damage of a publicly reported data breach.

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