- Incorporate actions to be executed over time to construct your comprehensive action plan
- Regularly update the results as your compliance journey progresses
- Cover all legal, organizational, and technical aspects that require assessment in your organization by utilizing interactive and intuitive forms based on pre-recorded templates
- On an organizational level, define procedures to be implemented, including managing security incidents, personal data breaches, and requests from data subjects
- On a technical level, assess the effectiveness of security measures to address potential risks associated with specific data processing operations, such as data transfers
Why carry out a GDPR assessment?
Identifying how compliant a company is with GDPR and the existing gaps is one of the first steps to meeting the General Data Protection Regulation requirements. That means analysing a company’s data processing activities’ legal, organisational, and technical aspects.
Whether performed directly after or at the same time as the data mapping, the GDPR audit enables you to define the maturity of your company regarding personal data protection. Furthermore, it allows you to specify the steps of your GDPR governance by establishing a clear roadmap, defining the compliance actors: data controller, DPO, processor, providers, etc., assigning tasks to them, and especially scheduling a GDPR compliance plan.
It is, therefore, an essential first step to ensure the protection of personal data used in your company.
