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GDPR

Secure Your Business with GDPR Compliance

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) aims to revolutionize corporate attitudes towards data privacy and security. Since its enforcement in the EU, companies have been more constrained in their use of customers’ personal data compared to previous practices. Enhancing data security, privacy & management standards in handling and processing customer data has been a longstanding necessity.

GDPR Compliance

Why Do You Need GDPR?

GDPR Compliance Is A Must For Businesses In Europe

GDPR compliance is essential to avoid penalties and obligations that could profoundly impact their operations. The regulation is applicable to all companies, irrespective of their location, that store, process, or handle the personal data of EU citizens.

GDPR compliance goes beyond simply displaying a cookie notice on your website. European citizens possess the right to request their personal data in a transparent and comprehensible manner, along with details on data processing, its purposes, and whether it has been shared with third parties.

Why do you need GDPR Compliance

01

GDPR Readiness Assessments

We evaluate your organization’s current GDPR compliance status, identifying areas of improvement and providing actionable recommendations to enhance readiness.

02

Data Protection Impact Assessment

We evaluate the implications of your data processing operations on privacy, aiding in risk assessment and ensuring GDPR adherence when managing personal data.

03

Privacy Architect Evaluations
and Advice

We provide expert assessments and advice on configuring privacy frameworks and systems to ensure compliance with GDPR standards.

04

Personal Data Audits

We conduct thorough audits of your data management procedures to guarantee that personal data is handled in accordance with GDPR principles.

05

Notifications and Policy Reviews

We ensure that privacy policies and notification processes are reviewed and updated to comply with GDPR requirements and maintain transparent communication with data subjects.

06

Awareness Briefings

We offer customized briefings to enhance awareness within your organization regarding GDPR regulations and optimal data protection practices.

Why Choose Accorian?

Accorian offers specialized guidance and customized solutions to assist enterprises in attaining and upholding GDPR compliance. Our experts excel in performing thorough audits, data privacy impact assessments, and readiness evaluations to pinpoint and rectify deficiencies. We deliver holistic assistance encompassing policy enhancements, data protection impact assessments (DPIA), and staff education to guarantee smooth compliance and safeguard individual data. Partnering with Accorian empowers you to build trust, minimize risks, and stay ahead in today’s data-driven landscape.

Audits
10 +
Engagements
10 +
Tests Conducted
100 +
Clients
10 +
Client Retention
10 %

Accorian’s
GDPR Expert

Accorian’s GDPR Expert

Accorian’s team of GDPR expert goes beyond mere compliance efforts; they are committed to assisting organizations in establishing a strong foundation for data protection. By conducting thorough assessments, providing strategic advice, and offering practical assistance, we enable businesses to effectively handle the intricacies of GDPR, secure personal data, and cultivate trust with their clients. Our proactive strategy guarantees that your organization not only fulfills regulatory obligations but also stands ready to oversee and safeguard data amidst dynamic changes in the regulatory landscape.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. What is GDPR and why is it important for my business?

A. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an EU law that enforces strict standards for how organizations collect, process, and protect personal data. It ensures transparency, accountability, and stronger rights for individuals. For businesses, GDPR compliance is critical to maintaining customer trust, avoiding penalties, and demonstrating responsible data handling.

A. GDPR applies to any organization regardless of its location that collects, processes, or stores the personal data of EU residents. This means that even non-EU companies, including those based in the U.S., India, or elsewhere, must comply if they offer goods or services to EU citizens or monitor their online behaviour.

A. Non-compliance can result in significant financial penalties (up to 4% of annual global turnover or €20 million, whichever is higher), legal liabilities, and reputational damage. Beyond fines, it can erode customer trust and disrupt operations.

A. GDPR mandates transparency in data processing, empowers users with control over their personal data, and enforces accountability for organizations. These practices strengthen security, minimize breaches, and enhance brand trust among customers and partners.

A. Achieving GDPR compliance involves building a strong foundation for data protection and continuously strengthening it over time. This includes assessing current readiness, conducting Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs), auditing how personal data is managed, and updating privacy policies to meet regulatory standards. Ongoing employee training and regular reviews help sustain compliance as business operations and regulations evolve.