Data Protection & GDPR Compliance Services
Your organization processes personal data — we help you do it right. From DPIAs to outsourced DPO services, we start immediately and deliver audit-ready documentation.
Our GDPR Compliance Services
GDPR Assessment & Implementation
Data flow mapping, risk assessment, and compliance plan with clear milestones.
Outsourced Data Protection Officer (DPO)
Expert outsourced DPO to oversee data processing and liaise with supervisory authorities.
DPIA — Data Protection Impact Assessment
Impact assessments for high-risk processing: AI systems, profiling, and automated decisions.
Policies, Procedures & Documentation
Complete GDPR documentation: privacy policies, processing records, and data agreements.
Data Protection Training
Customized training programs for all organizational levels with practical scenarios.
Breach Management & Incident Response
Data breach response plans and supervisory authority notification within 72 hours.
What Happens Without GDPR Compliance?
Without proper DPIAs and systematic data protection, your organization risks:
Financial Penalties
European data protection authorities issue fines up to €20 million or 4% of annual global turnover. Total GDPR fines across the EU have exceeded €5.9 billion since 2018.
Loss of Customer Trust
A personal data breach can permanently damage customer and partner trust. Research shows 87% of consumers would not do business with a company after a data breach.
Operational Disruption
Regulators can order you to stop processing data, which can halt critical business processes, sales operations, and customer communications.
Lawsuits & Legal Action
Data subjects have the right to compensation for material and non-material damage. Class-action lawsuits for data breaches are becoming increasingly common across the EU.
GDPR Regulation — Key Requirements
GDPR applies to all organizations processing personal data of individuals in the EU, regardless of location.
Processing Principles
- Lawfulness, fairness, and transparency
- Purpose limitation and data minimization
- Accuracy and storage limitation
- Integrity, confidentiality, and accountability
Data Subject Rights
- Access to personal data (Art. 15)
- Rectification and erasure (Art. 16–17)
- Data portability (Art. 20)
- Object to processing and automated decisions (Art. 21–22)
Organization Obligations
- Records of processing and technical measures (Art. 30, 32)
- Data Protection Officer — DPO (Art. 37–39)
- DPIA for high-risk processing (Art. 35)
- Breach notification within 72 hours (Art. 33)
How We Deliver GDPR Compliance
Initial Assessment
We map data flows, identify legal bases for processing, and assess your current compliance posture. Deliverable: a prioritized findings report with risk assessment.
Strategic Compliance Plan
Based on the assessment, we build a detailed plan with timelines, responsibilities, and required resources. Priorities are set according to risk level.
Implementation
We execute all required measures: documentation development, technical controls, employee training, and incident management procedures.
Ongoing Monitoring & Support
After achieving compliance, we conduct regular reviews, update documentation as regulations evolve, and provide continuous support — including outsourced DPO services for regulator communications.
Frequently Asked Questions About GDPR
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is an EU regulation that governs personal data protection since 2018. Any organization that processes personal data of individuals in the EU must comply, regardless of where the organization is headquartered. This includes businesses of all sizes — from sole proprietors to multinational corporations.
GDPR compliance means your organization handles personal data of clients, employees, and partners transparently and lawfully. It requires documented processes, clear legal bases for data processing, data subject rights procedures, and breach notification capabilities. Non-compliance can result in fines up to €20 million or 4% of global annual turnover.
GDPR fines are issued by data protection authorities across the EU: up to €10 million or 2% of annual turnover for procedural violations, and up to €20 million or 4% of turnover for serious violations such as processing without a legal basis or violating data subject rights. Total GDPR fines have exceeded €5.9 billion since the regulation took effect.
A DPO is mandatory for: public authorities and public bodies, organizations that systematically and regularly monitor data subjects on a large scale, and organizations that process special categories of data on a large scale (health, biometric, genetic data). Even when not legally required, many companies use outsourced DPO services as expert support for data protection management.
We start immediately — the initial assessment and compliance plan are delivered within the first weeks. Smaller companies with simpler processing can achieve compliance within a few months. Larger organizations work incrementally, but critical gaps are addressed right away. We provide hands-on support from day one.
A DPIA is a mandatory assessment for processing likely to result in high risk to data subject rights. It is required for: use of new technologies, systematic monitoring of public areas, automated decision-making with legal effects, large-scale processing of special categories of data, and profiling. A DPIA helps identify risks and determine mitigation measures.
Every organization that processes personal data of EU residents must comply with GDPR — regardless of size or industry. This includes small businesses, large corporations, non-profits, and public bodies. If you collect data from customers, employees, or users through a website, email, or any other channel — GDPR applies to you.
Organizations must report a personal data breach to the supervisory authority within 72 hours of becoming aware of the breach (Art. 33 GDPR). The notification must describe the breach, the categories and approximate number of affected data subjects, the DPO contact, possible consequences, and measures taken. If the breach poses high risk to data subjects, they must also be directly notified.
Costs depend on organization size, data processing complexity, and current compliance state. For smaller companies, compliance may cost a few thousand euros, while larger organizations invest significantly more. Consider this: the average GDPR fine in the EU exceeds €2 million, while compliance investment represents a fraction of that. We offer a free initial consultation to assess scope.
Whether you need a DPO depends on your processing activities, not your company size. You must appoint a DPO if you're a public authority, if your core activities involve large-scale systematic monitoring of individuals, or if you process special categories of data (health, biometric, genetic) on a large scale. An outsourced DPO is a cost-effective solution that provides expert-level data protection guidance without full-time hiring costs.
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Start Your GDPR Compliance Journey
Free initial meeting to assess your current state and recommend next steps. We start immediately — fast compliance, shorter DPIA cycles, confident regulator communications.