for whom?
- Organisations that have put GDPR in place and that want to stay aligned
- Organisations that want to get rid of the burden of having a dedicated DPO
what?
- Monitoring the alignment with the privacy regulations
- Support in the maintenance of documentation that is required by GDPR
- Recommendations to improve on privacy related topics
benefits
- Rely on expert to maintain alignment with GDPR requirements
- Focus on continuous improvements of your processes
- Focus mainly on the minimal obligations
Value Proposition
GDPR/DPO as a service is our offering to support you with managing data privacy. Guided by our experts, you continuously monitor and improve your current level of alignment with regulations and you stay in control of potential business impact. Our approach is pragmatic: introducing rules is never the driver. Instead, we help you keep control over privacy-sensitive data and we consider any gap to be bridged as an opportunity to improve your business.
Our references
Pricing Plan
GDPR as a Service
Documentation reviews
Contacts with authorities
Impact of changed regulations
Quarterly executive summary
Price
€ 500 / month for 1 department
+ € 100 / month per additional department
SME B2C
Documentation reviews
Contacts with authorities
Impact of changed regulations
Quarterly executive summary
Price
€ 800 / month for one department
+ € 200 / month per additional department
Terms & Conditions
Prerequisite: GDPR assessment was already executed
Contract of 1 year
Early termination fee: 3 months
Additional GDPR services charged in time & material
Our expert
Serge Moreno
Serge has more than 30 years of experience in IT, IT audit and Information security. Over the last 20 years he had a specific focus on information security, privacy and programs to optimize risk management, IT security and privacy. As senior manager in the companies he worked for, he was involved in setting up governance for IT, defining IT architecture, working out IT vision.
Serge now uses this expertise also to assist organizations in setting up GDPR from a business perspective and translate it into pragmatic requirements that will also help the IT department to cover the requirements of privacy.