CLASSIFIED INFORMATION SECURITY · GDPR
GDPR
Personal data requires control
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) establishes how personal data must be processed and protected, guaranteeing the rights of individuals and the accountability of the organizations that use them.
Objectives
Privacy from the start.
The GDPR requires integrating data protection into organizational processes, from the moment they are collected until they are no longer necessary.
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Ensure lawful, transparent, and secure processing.
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Protect the rights and freedoms of individuals.
- Apply privacy by design and by default.
- Manage risks associated with data processing.
- Demonstrate compliance through evidence and documentation.
Who should pay attention
Public and private organizations that process personal data of European Union citizens, both as controllers and processors.
Benefits
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Protection of personal data.
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- Reduction of legal and operational risk.
- Reduction of legal and operational risk.
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- Compliance with GDPR and LOPDGDD.
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- Increased trust from customers and third parties.
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- Continuous improvement model.
our approach
Privacy is managed
We review how personal data is processed, identify risks, and establish the necessary measures to protect them and maintain compliance.
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We identify what data is used, for what purpose, and how it is managed.
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We evaluate the risks associated with its processing.
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We define and implement the necessary technical and organizational measures.
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We establish how to manage rights, breaches, third parties, and other obligations.
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We review and update the model in response to changes in processing or the organization.
Does GDPR affect you?
We identify which requirements apply to your organization and what you need to do to meet them.