Comprehensive GDPR Services for Your Company!
Want to ensure your company complies with the GDPR? Are you required to appoint a Personal Data Protection Officer?
Use the services of an experienced DPO and ensure legal certainty and personal data protection.
Why is it worth it?
- Avoid high fines for GDPR violations.
- Ensure process compliance.
- Receive support in the event of a UODO inspection.
- We'll take care of your documentation and procedures.
- We'll train your staff in data protection.
As part of our partnership, we offer:
Data Protection Officer (DPO) services
GDPR compliance audits
Development and implementation of data protection policies
Maintaining records and documentation
Employee training
Ongoing advice and support in incidents
Who is it for?
Our services are aimed at:
- companies and organizations in the public and private sectors,
- schools, kindergartens, clinics, online stores,
- all entities processing personal data.
Responsibilities of the Data Protection Officer
The Data Protection Officer (DPO) plays a key role in ensuring an organization's compliance with the GDPR. They support the data controller, monitor compliance, and ensure proper personal data protection procedures are in place. The DPO's main responsibilities are outlined below:
- Informing and advising the data controller
- Providing guidance on how to properly process personal data in accordance with the GDPR.
- Assisting in the development of data protection procedures.
- Monitoring compliance
- Verifying whether the organization complies with the GDPR and its internal data security policy.
- Conducting audits and internal inspections.
- Staff training
- Organizing or conducting training on personal data protection.
- Providing recommendations for data protection impact assessments (DPIAs)
- Assisting in assessing the risks associated with data processing in new projects.
- Cooperation with the supervisory authority (e.g., the Personal Data Protection Office)
- Serving as a contact point for the Personal Data Protection Office.
- Cooperating in inspection proceedings and responding to inquiries from the Personal Data Protection Office.
- Contact point for data subjects
- Responds to inquiries and complaints from data subjects (e.g., employees, customers).
