GDPR - advice and sparring

The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) sets specific requirements for how companies should handle different types of personal data. This requires resources and skills. We can help you organize your GDPR work well and efficiently.

About personal data

The requirements of the EU General Data Protection Regulation depend on the type of personal data your company handles and how many employees you have. Personal data can be, for example:

Common sensitive personal data such as name, address, phone number, email and date of birth.

Particularly sensitive data such as health information, criminal records, ethnicity, political or religious beliefs and trade union membership.

Among other things, it is important to have an overview:

• What types of personal data does your company work with?
• What categories of people (e.g. employees, customers) do you process data about?
• What IT systems do you use when processing personal data?
• Which data processors (e.g. hosting and software providers) do you work with?
• What security measures are necessary for your personal data exchange?

An optimization of GDPR efforts

In a sparring session, we help you get an overview of what the personal data regulations actually mean for your company and what risks are associated with the individual data areas. We also suggest concrete measures that can strengthen and optimize your work with GDPR.

inforevision's GDPR consultancy includes:

• An analysis of the company's data flow with mapping of the areas that are relevant in the work with GDPR - including which external partners must obtain data processing declarations from.
• A proposal for prioritizing resources based on the mapped data areas, including sensitive personal data and associated risks.
• Sparring on the implementation of measures to ensure your business complies with EU regulations.
• A draft contingency plan in the event of a data breach, including a concrete assessment of the consequences and suggestions on how to inform the affected parties.

Can we help you with GDPR?

We design the process specifically for you. You appoint a project manager who runs the process with advice and guidance from inforevision along the way. For each activity, we agree on what you need and what we can contribute.

Contact us for a no-obligation introduction to how we can help.