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Our GDPR experts and information security experts are ready to help your company and/or SME comply with EU regulations.
With an experienced EU representative, expert DPO or CISO at your side, you will not only strengthen the security of your data, but also the reputation and reliability of your company.
SERVICES
GDPR
GDPR advice from experienced GDPR experts + external DPO services.
DPIA
A DPIA helps organizations stay GDPR-compliant and protect the privacy of individuals.
NIS2
NIS2 is a European directive that strengthens cybersecurity requirements for key and important sectors.
IS027001
ISO 27001 protects data against hacking, data loss and unauthorized access, an approach supported by information security experts.
DORA
The DORA Act is an EU regulation that strengthens the digital operational resilience of the financial sector.
GAP Analysis
A gap analysis identifies the gap between current performance and desired goals.
GDPR Audit
A GDPR audit is essential to ensure that your organization handles personal data properly.
EU representative
Are you selling to Europe? If so, it is best to appoint an EU representative.
Cybersecurity Audit
An audit for NIS2, DORA and ISO27001 is an essential step to ensure safety and regulatory compliance within your organization.
Looking for an EU Representative?
Companies outside the EU that sell goods or services to EU citizens must comply with these regulations.
Among these requirements is the appointment of an EU representative, who serves as a point of contact between the company and EU supervisory authorities, as well as data subjects (those whose data is being processed).
Differences Between The DPO And The CISO
What is a DPO?
(Data Protection Officer)
- Focuses on the protection of personal data.
- Specializes in data protection laws and ensures organizational compliance.
- Monitor data processing activities, conduct privacy impact assessments (DPIAs), and act as a point of contact for supervisory authorities and data subjects.
GDPR
EU representative
Gap analysis
DPIA
What is a CISO?
(Chief Information Security Officer)
- Focuses on the overall information security and protection of all types of data within the organization.
- Specialized cybersecurity experts in security standards and frameworks, such as ISO 27001 and NIST, implement technical and organizational security measures to ensure optimal protection.
- Develop and implement information security strategies, manage security incidents, and oversee network and system security.
DORA
NIS2
ISO27001
Which companies must comply with GDPR?
All companies that process personal data of EU citizens must comply with the GDPR, regardless of their location or size.
This means that both small and large businesses are required to ensure the privacy and security of personal data.
Our GDPR platform provides expert support and practical solutions so that your business is always compliant with GDPR requirements without breaking the bank.
Frequently Asked Questions
GDPR is a regulation that protects the privacy and personal data of EU citizens.
Fines can reach €20 million or 4% of annual global turnover, whichever is higher.
Personal data is any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person, such as name, address, email address and telephone number.
Privacy protects individuals from misuse of their personal information and guarantees their right to confidentiality and control over their own data.
Any organization processing personal data of EU citizens must comply with the GDPR, regardless of the organization’s location.
This applies from the moment such data is collected or processed.
The most common cyber threats are phishing, malware, ransomware, DDoS attacks and hacking.
Use strong, unique passwords for each account, change them regularly, and use a password manager to store them securely.
Two-factor authentication is a security process that uses two forms of identification to access an account, such as a password and an SMS code.
Report the data breach to the responsible authority as soon as possible, inform the affected persons and take measures to limit further damage.
An EU representative is a natural or legal person based in the EU who acts on behalf of a non-EU company in relation to their GDPR obligations.
An EU representative is required when a non-EU company processes personal data of EU citizens and has no physical establishment in the EU.
(e.g.; web shops outside the EU, selling to Europe)
Choose a reliable party with knowledge of GDPR requirements, which is located in an EU member state where your data processing takes place.
Failure to appoint an EU representative may result in fines and sanctions for non-compliance with GDPR regulations.
The cost of hiring an EU representative for GDPR compliance is approximately €500 per month, depending on the specific services and support required.
