EU General Data Protection Regulation
GDPR states just as much about data privacy. The EU General Data Protection Regulation requires organizations that serve EU residents to keep their users’ personal data safe and ensure they preserve the users data privacy rights.
For organizations subject to the GDPR, there are two broad categories of compliance you must understand: data protection and data privacy.
- Data protection means keeping data safe from unauthorized access.
- Data privacy means empowering your users to make their own decisions about who can process their data and for what purpose.
The EU General Data Protection Regulation isn’t just about protecting sensitive information against cyberattacks. GDPR states just as much about data privacy. The EU General Data Protection Regulation requires organizations that serve EU residents to keep their users’ personal data safe and ensure they preserve the users data privacy rights. EU GDPR
For organizations subject to the GDPR, there are two broad categories of compliance you must understand: data protection and data privacy.
- Data protection means keeping data safe from unauthorized access.
- Data privacy means empowering your users to make their own decisions about who can process their data and for what purpose.
The EU General Data Protection Regulation isn’t just about protecting sensitive information against cyberattacks. GDPR states just as much about data privacy. The EU General Data Protection Regulation requires organizations that serve EU residents to keep their users’ personal data safe and ensure they preserve the users data privacy rights.
For organizations subject to the GDPR, there are two broad categories of compliance you must understand: data protection and data privacy.
- Data protection means keeping data safe from unauthorized access.
- Data privacy means empowering your users to make their own decisions about who can process their data and for what purpose.
Program
This program provides a simple, professional, cost-effective way of satisfying the requirements of GDPR within the European Union [EU]. GDPR requires many organizations that are regulated by GDPR but that have no physical presence in the EU to appoint an official data protection representative located in the EU for the purpose of responding to inquiries from European regulatory agencies.
Acting as your organization’s official EU representative for data protection your organization has taken a substantial step toward GDPR compliance as well as being equipped to respond in a reliable and professional manner to any European privacy inquiries that may arise.
GDPR Gap Analysis
Our privacy engagements start with a gap analysis to measure existing efforts and compliance. The gap analysis highlights the areas of potential risk points and gaps in your current EU GDPR compliance
The engagements are always conducted by our team of well qualified EU GDPR advisors, cybersecurity specialists and compliance experts. We analyze your organizations maturity in several critical areas:
- EU GDPR governance and accountability
- Data privacy risk management
- Organization’s understanding of the scope of EU GDPR
- Personal information management
- Security management
- Third party management
- Incident management
- Protection of the users rights under EU GDPR
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