GDPR, DPO & Personal Data

Clients frequently approach us with requests from the field of personal data protection and retention based on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

This general regulation is binding on all companies, institutions and organisations that handle the personal data of their clients, users, or employees.

 

Data Protection & Data Protection Officer

We act as a Data Protection Officer (DPO) for several dozen public entities. We regularly train, inspect, and inform clients about new developments in the field of personal data. We also provide advisory on the Freedom of Information Act and the Act on the Register of Contracts.

We regularly speak at conferences, where we share our practical experience as Data Protection Officers, and also train Data Protection Officers.

We are the authors of the book First Experiences with GDPR in Education, which helps schools and educational entities to become familiar with data protection issues.

Legal Advisory in the GDPR Area

We provide our clients with legal assistance in the following areas:

  • Providing a fiduciary for the GPDR
  • Advising on the handling, management, storage, and sharing of personal data (including in the context of corporate cross-border sharing)
  • Setting up internal processes to comply with GDPR requirements
  • Comprehensive GDPR implementation
  • Representing clients in data breach disputes
  • Representation before the Data Protection Authority
  • Representing subjects (data owners) in exercising their rights

We provide drafting services for the following documents:

  • Giving consent to the processing of personal data
  • Declaration on the protection of personal data
  • Contracts for the processing of personal data
  • Contracts with personal data processors
  • Internal guidelines
  • Personal data processing records

Are you interested in these services? Contact us!

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