Phase 01
Weeks 1–3Privacy Assessment
Evaluate privacy posture and regulatory obligations across your operating jurisdictions.
GDPR/CCPA gap analysisJurisdiction mappingRisk assessmentCompliance roadmap
GDPR · Global Privacy
GDPR, CCPA, andglobal privacy, handled.
Data mapping, RoPA, DPIAs, privacy policies, cookie consent, and cross-border transfer mechanisms — everything a global SaaS needs to operate lawfully across jurisdictions.
Overview
The world's strictest privacy framework — and the others that followed.
GDPR sets the global baseline for data protection, with extraterritorial reach: if you process personal data of EU residents, you are in scope regardless of where you are based.
Beyond GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, Brazil's LGPD, and other regimes all require transparent processing, individual rights management, and demonstrable accountability — each with their own wrinkles.
Global reach
Applies to any organization processing EU, California, or other protected residents' data.
Significant penalties
GDPR fines up to €20M or 4% of global revenue; CCPA up to $7,500 per intentional violation.
Customer trust
Privacy compliance has become a real competitive advantage during enterprise procurement.
Who this is for
SaaS & Cloud Platforms
Handling customer data across global markets and jurisdictions.
E-commerce & Retail
Processing customer transactions and personal information at scale.
Marketing & Analytics
Managing consent, cookies, and behavioral data collection.
Global Enterprises
Operating across multiple privacy jurisdictions worldwide.
How we deliver
A proven phased approach.
Each phase ships concrete artifacts so you always know what is being delivered and what comes next.
Phase 02
Weeks 4–7Data Mapping
Document every personal data processing activity and the flows between systems.
Data inventoryRoPAData flow diagramsThird-party register
Phase 03
Weeks 8–12Privacy Program Design
Develop policies, procedures, and controls that operationalize the legal obligations.
Privacy policiesCookie consentRights proceduresVendor agreements
Phase 04
Weeks 13–16Technical Implementation
Deploy privacy controls, data subject rights portals, and consent infrastructure.
Consent managementRights request portalRetention automationPrivacy by design
Phase 05
ContinuousOngoing Compliance
Maintain compliance through monitoring, policy updates, and regulatory tracking.
Quarterly reviewsPolicy updatesDPIA supportRegulatory watch
What you get
Concrete deliverables, not just advice.
Every engagement ships a package of artifacts you can take to an auditor, customer, or board.
GDPR compliance assessment
Detailed gap analysis and compliance roadmap.
Data mapping documentation
Complete RoPA and data flow visualizations.
Privacy policies & notices
GDPR and CCPA-compliant privacy documentation.
Cookie consent system
Implementation of a compliant cookie management platform.
Data subject rights program
Procedures for access, deletion, and portability requests.
DPIA templates & support
Framework for conducting impact assessments.
Vendor management program
Third-party privacy assessment and agreements.
Cross-border transfer mechanisms
SCCs and adequacy documentation for lawful transfers.
Training & awareness
Employee privacy training materials and programs.
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Tell us about your GDPR & Privacy project.
We reply within one business day with a tailored scope, timeline, and quote.
FAQ
Questions buyers actually ask.
Does GDPR apply to my US-based company?+
Yes, if you process personal data of EU residents — regardless of your location. GDPR has extraterritorial scope and applies to any organization offering goods or services to or monitoring EU individuals.
What is the difference between GDPR and CCPA?+
GDPR is broader with stricter requirements. CCPA applies to California residents and focuses on consumer rights like access, deletion, and opt-out. GDPR additionally mandates DPIAs and (in some cases) a Data Protection Officer.
What are Records of Processing Activities (RoPA)?+
A GDPR requirement to document all personal data processing, including purposes, data categories, recipients, retention, and security measures. Essential for demonstrating accountability.
When do I need to conduct a DPIA?+
When processing is likely to result in high risk to individuals — large-scale sensitive data, systematic monitoring, automated decision-making, or new technologies.
How do I handle international data transfers?+
Post-Schrems II you need appropriate safeguards: adequacy decisions, SCCs with supplementary measures, or Binding Corporate Rules. We help implement compliant transfer mechanisms.
Do I need a Data Protection Officer (DPO)?+
GDPR requires one if you are a public authority, conduct large-scale systematic monitoring, or process large-scale sensitive data. Even when not required, a DPO signals commitment — we can help assess or provide DPO services.
Next Step
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