You’ve determined that your company needs to comply with the GDPR, but deciding on where to begin can be daunting. This section of the GDPR Portal will outline four compliance phases that will take your from square one to implementation and beyond.
Identify Stakeholders
Create Awareness
Get Buy-in
Conduct Data Inventory
Data Flow Mapping
C. Design & Implement Policies and Procedures
Consent
Cross Border Transfers
Respondent/Data Subject Rights
Technical & Administrative Safeguards
Data Necessity, Retention, Disposal
Data Integrity
Data Security & Breach Response Planning
Impact Assessments
Audits
E. Demonstrate Compliance
Ongoing record keeping
Audit trail Disclaimer: The information provided by the Insights Association is for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. Please contact your attorney to obtain advice on specific issues or questions.
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