GDPR Compliance Consulting

Achieve GDPR compliance for EU data protection

Typical timeline: 3-6 months for initial compliance program

Max Fine (of Revenue)

72hr

Breach Notification

3-6mo

Implementation Time

What is GDPR?

GDPR is the EU's comprehensive data protection regulation that applies to any organization processing personal data of EU residents. It establishes strict requirements for data handling, consent, and individual rights.

Who Needs GDPR Compliance?

Companies with EU customers or users

Organizations with EU employees

Businesses targeting EU markets

Data processors handling EU personal data

Any organization with EU data subjects

GDPR Requirements

Key requirements and control domains you'll need to address.

Lawful Basis

Valid legal grounds for processing personal data

Data Subject Rights

Access, rectification, erasure, portability rights

Privacy by Design

Build privacy into systems and processes

Data Protection Officer

Designated DPO for certain organizations

Breach Notification

72-hour notification for qualifying breaches

Cross-Border Transfers

Adequate protections for international transfers

Our GDPR Services

Comprehensive consulting services to achieve and maintain GDPR compliance.

GDPR gap assessment and roadmap

Data mapping and inventory

Consent management implementation

Data subject request handling processes

DPO services (outsourced)

Vendor assessment and DPA management

Benefits of GDPR Compliance

Avoid Massive Fines

GDPR fines can reach 4% of global revenue

EU Market Access

Required for doing business with EU

Customer Trust

Demonstrate commitment to privacy

GDPR FAQs

Does GDPR apply to US companies?

Yes. GDPR applies to any organization that processes personal data of EU residents, regardless of where the organization is located. If you have EU customers, employees, or users, GDPR likely applies.

What are the GDPR fine amounts?

GDPR fines can reach up to 20 million euros or 4% of annual global turnover, whichever is higher. Regulators have imposed significant fines, including multi-billion dollar penalties against major tech companies.

Do I need a Data Protection Officer?

A DPO is required if you're a public authority, your core activities involve large-scale systematic monitoring, or you process sensitive data at scale. Many organizations appoint a DPO voluntarily as a best practice.

Start Your GDPR Journey

Get expert guidance on achieving GDPR compliance. We'll assess your current state and create a clear roadmap to certification.