GDPR compliance

GDPR compliance: technical security and data breach prevention for your organization

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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), is the European privacy law that governs how organizations must process and protect personal data.

Since its implementation on May 25, 2018, organizations are required to take strict measures to secure personal data and prevent data breaches.

What is GDPR and why is it important for your business?

GDPR defines how companies and organizations within the EU may collect, store and process personal data. This applies to all companies that process data of European citizens, regardless of their location. The legislation emphasizes transparency, security and control over personal data.

Who does GDPR apply to?

The GDPR applies to:

How does Cyberplan support your organization?

While Cyberplan does not conduct legal GDPR audits, we provide technical support to ensure that your IT infrastructure and systems meet the security requirements of the GDPR:

Security assessments and pentesting: Identify technical vulnerabilities that pose a risk to personal data.
Data breach prevention and monitoring: Advice and implementation of technical controls to prevent data breaches.
Encryption and access management Implement strong encryption and access restrictions to protect sensitive data.
Incident response and logging : Guidance on establishing detection and response processes for data breaches and cyber incidents.
Cloud and IT systems security: Advice on securely managing cloud environments that process personal data.
Awareness and training: Train employees on how to handle personal data securely and recognize phishing attacks.
In addition, we work with specialized GDPR compliance partners who can support you with legal and organizational aspects, such as drafting processor agreements, DPIAs and compliance policies.

Frequently asked questions about GDPR (FAQ)

Is GDPR mandatory for my organization?

Yes, GDPR applies to all organizations that process personal data of EU citizens, regardless of their location.

What happens if my organization is not GDPR compliant?

Non-compliance can result in high fines of up to €20 million or 4% of global turnover, whichever is higher.

What is the difference between GDPR and cybersecurity?

GDPR focuses on privacy and the protection of personal data, while cybersecurity focuses on the broader security landscape, including network security and threat detection.

Why do organizations choose Cyberplan?

Our deep technical expertise helps companies better secure their IT environment against data breaches and cyber threats, which is essential for GDPR compliance. Thanks to our collaboration with specialized GDPR partners, we have developed a gdpr compliance checklist and can offer a total solution that is both technically and legally watertight.