Our ”FREE GDPR Audit” checks GDPR compliance issues and makes protecting yourself super easy!
Are you unsure where to start with GDPR compliance? GDPR Audit is the first step towards compliance and sets out what must be done to align your company with the requirements of the law
GDPR Audit is a great way to see how the regulation applies to your organisation and identifies critical, high risk, or weak areas of your organisation.
Are you Subject to GDPR?
Don’t panic! The first step is to discover whether or not you are subject to GDPR in the first place.
Individuals can now ask the organisation what data they hold on them.
They can access their data and request the organisation to rectify or delete their personal data where such data retention is without consent or unjustified.
GDPR has legal requirements that must be followed in the case of a data breach. Organisations are required to inform individuals as well as the national regulator within 72 hours
The reference to fines needs to be edited. Non-compliance with the law carries fines of up to €20,000,000.
Consent
Consent is one of the six lawful bases stipulated by the GDPR. Under GDPR, consent should be informed and given through a clear action to be valid. There are additional requirements under GDPR in the case of processing the data of children.
Information security is a key element of Data protection. GDPR says that organisations must implement organisational & technical measures. Seers GDPR Audit takes you through these requirements to see if you are lacking in any of these.
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fear of prosecution.
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Privacy Notices
GDPR requires that organisations provide a privacy notice, which informs data subjects what data the organisation collects and holds along with what they do with this data. The GDPR Audit assesses whether these notices are aligned with Articles 13 &14.
Discover the compliance risk of your data processing activity based on two criteria 1. Sensitive data and 2. Vulnerable individuals. As a rule of thumb, the more sensitive data and data of vulnerable individuals you process, the more compliance risk you carry.
