GDPR-requirements

What is the GDPR?

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) sets requirements for how organisations handle personal data.

What does the GDPR mean for your organisation?

The GDPR requires organisations to establish a privacy policy and take measures to protect the data of customers, employees, and other parties.

How can you comply with the GDPR?

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Data analysis and risk management

Ensure you have insight into the personal data you process and the associated risks.

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Privacy policy and procedures

Develop a privacy policy in which employees can read all about data processing and compliance with procedures.

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Cyber security awareness e-learning

Teach your team everything about data security and privacy protection with a cyber security awareness e-learning from Arda. This ensures your employees can recognise privacy risks and understand how to report them.

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Data subject rights

Ensure proper procedures are in place to correctly handle data requests from data subjects. They may request access to, correction, or deletion of their data.

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Data breach notification obligation

Set up procedures for detecting, reporting, and following up on data breaches. The GDPR requires that a data breach be reported to the Data Protection Authority within 72 hours.

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Privacy by design and privacy by default

Apply 'privacy by design' and 'privacy by default' to secure personal data by default across all your organisation’s processes and systems.

Privacy by design means considering privacy from the early stages of product and service development. Privacy by default means offering systems and products with the highest possible privacy settings by default.

Follow Arda's GDPR Training

Is your organisation not yet GDPR-compliant and could use some help? Then discover Arda's GDPR training.


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Arda can also help you comply with:
NIS2 requirements
NIS2 requirements
ISO27001 requirements
ISO27001 requirements
NEN7510 requirements
NEN7510 requirements