Many businesses collect and hold personal information about customers and employees, and are therefore subject to obligations under the Privacy Protection Law and its regulations. Compliance matters both for customer trust and for reducing legal and regulatory risk.
The office helps businesses examine the obligations that apply to them, implement procedures, draft privacy policies and provides Data Protection Officer services.
WHAT WE HANDLE
- 01Examining which obligations apply to the business and its databases
- 02Data Protection Officer (DPO) services
- 03Drafting privacy policies and information security procedures
- 04Support in reporting security incidents
- 05Adapting contracts with suppliers and data processors
- 06Staff training
HOW WE WORK
Compliance is tailored to the size of the business and the nature of its data, without burdening day-to-day work.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Does every business need a Data Protection Officer?
Not in every case, but businesses that hold personal or sensitive information at a certain scale, or whose activity involves collecting data, may be required to. A short review can establish what applies to you.