GDPR Compliance, handled for you
GDPR is not just paperwork, it is about knowing what personal data you hold, keeping it secure and being able to show you take it seriously. We start by mapping the data your business processes, then put sensible technical controls in place around access, encryption and backups.
On top of the controls, we help you produce the policies and records that demonstrate due diligence, from a privacy notice and data retention policy to a record of processing activities. If the worst happens, you will also have a breach response plan ready to follow.
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Your questions, answered
Common questions about gdpr compliance. Prefer to talk? Give us a call.
0330 333 8175Yes. GDPR applies regardless of size if you handle personal data, including staff and customer records. The controls simply scale to the size and risk of your business.
No, we are IT and security specialists, not solicitors. We put the practical technical controls, policies and records in place, and work alongside your legal advisers where a formal opinion is needed.
They complement each other. Cyber Essentials proves your technical controls, while GDPR covers how you handle personal data. Good security underpins both.