General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
An article-by-article review of your processing against Regulation (EU) 2016/679, scoped to your role as controller or processor, your processing activities and your establishment.
Article-by-article reviews of how you process personal data in the European Union, the United States, Canada and southern Africa.
Much of a privacy regulation is satisfied in a notice, a contract or a legal analysis, not in a system. In GDPR, 34 of the 99 articles are institutional, definitional or addressed to supervisory authorities and carry no technical evidence at all.
We name those provisions instead of quietly folding them in, and we concentrate technical evidence where the law actually asks for technical measures. Each review is scoped to your role, your processing activities and where you are established.
An article-by-article review of your processing against Regulation (EU) 2016/679, scoped to your role as controller or processor, your processing activities and your establishment.
A compliance and risk assessment of your data handling practices against the CCPA, covering transparency, consumer rights and the data flows behind them.
An outcome-by-outcome review of your data processing against the Privacy Framework Core: all 100 subcategories across 18 categories and 5 functions.
A readiness and gap review against Part 1 and Schedule 1 of the Canadian act, covering the ten fair information principles and the mandatory breach of security safeguards provisions.
A readiness and gap review against the South African act, including the eight Conditions for Lawful Processing, direct marketing and automated decision making, and transborder information flows.
A readiness and gap review against the Data Protection Act [Chapter 11:22], scoped to your processing activities and your position as controller or processor.
No. We assess your processing against the text of the law and report where the evidence supports your position and where it does not. Legal determinations remain with your counsel, and we flag the provisions that need one.
Yes. The laws overlap heavily in areas such as lawful basis, individual rights, security safeguards and breach notification, so evidence collected once is reused across the regimes in scope.
Yes. The GLBA Privacy Rule and the Fair Credit Reporting Act are part of our healthcare and financial services assessments.
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