Compliance

GDPR Compliance

Operationalize GDPR — DPIA, ROPA, data-subject requests and breach reporting. Continuous evidence collection, pre-mapped controls and a clear path from "in scope" to "audit-ready".

Why teams choose this

Pre-mapped controls

Every GDPR control mapped to evidence and integrations — out of the box.

Audit-ready evidence

Generate auditor-ready GDPR evidence packs in minutes.

Continuous testing

Controls are tested every day, not once a year.

Gap analysis

Immediate visibility into where your environment falls short of GDPR.

70%
Less audit prep
100%
Evidence freshness
1 source
Of truth
// features

What's included

  • Pre-loaded GDPR control library
  • Automated evidence collection
  • Real-time gap analysis & roadmap
  • Auditor collaboration portal
  • Cross-framework re-use of evidence
// how it works

How it works

  1. 01
    Connect

    Add your domain or vendor list — no agents, no DNS changes. GDPR alignment starts within minutes.

  2. 02
    Analyze

    Our engine continuously ingests open-source intelligence, scan data and threat feeds to produce an objective risk score.

  3. 03
    Act

    Receive prioritized remediations, alerts and exportable evidence — share with your team, board or auditors.

Quick Answers

GDPR Compliance — frequently asked questions

Does this include data-subject request automation?
Yes. DSAR workflows, deadline tracking and audit trail are built in.
Can I run a DPIA in-platform?
Yes. Guided DPIA workflows produce regulator-ready outputs.
Do you cover Schrems II transfers?
Yes — Transfer Impact Assessment templates and SCC tracking are included.
What is GDPR?
The General Data Protection Regulation (EU 2016/679) governs how organizations process personal data of EU and EEA residents. Fines reach up to €20 million or 4% of global annual turnover, whichever is greater.
When is a DPIA required?
A Data Protection Impact Assessment is mandatory for high-risk processing — large-scale special-category data, systematic monitoring of public areas, automated decision-making with legal effects, and new technologies (AI, biometric ID).
Do we need an EU representative?
If you are established outside the EU but offer goods/services to or monitor behaviour of EU data subjects, yes — Article 27 requires a written-mandate EU representative unless an Article 27(2) exemption applies.

Ready to see GDPR Compliance in action?

Talk to our team about a 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your environment, or run a free non-intrusive scan of any domain.