Identify the scope of personal data processed by the company
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Assign a Data Protection Officer
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Conduct Data Protection Impact Assessment
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Implement techniques to pseudonymize and encrypt personal data
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Develop procedures for data subject rights
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Create a plan for managing data breaches
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Review third-party service providers for GDPR compliance
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Establish data retention and deletion policies
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Legal basis - document justifications for processing personal data
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Approval: Legal counsel's review of data processing justifications
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Implement consent mechanisms for data collection
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Update privacy policies and terms of service
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Design processes for children's data protection
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Conduct GDPR training for employees
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Implement ongoing GDPR compliance auditing
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Approval: Executive team's review of GDPR compliance status
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Create records of processing activities
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Implement data protection 'by design and by default'
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Prepare process to respond to data subject's requests
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Approval: Data Protection Officer's review of GDPR implementation
Identify the scope of personal data processed by the company
This task involves identifying and documenting all the personal data that is processed by the company. It is important to have a clear understanding of the types of personal data collected, the purposes for which it is processed, and the legal basis for processing. The task also includes assessing the risks associated with processing personal data and documenting any measures in place to mitigate those risks.
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High risk
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Medium risk
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Low risk
Assign a Data Protection Officer
The Data Protection Officer (DPO) is responsible for overseeing GDPR compliance within the company. This task involves assigning a qualified individual as the DPO and ensuring they have the necessary knowledge and resources to fulfill their duties. The DPO will be responsible for monitoring compliance, providing advice and guidance on data protection matters, and serving as a point of contact for data subjects and supervisory authorities.
Conduct Data Protection Impact Assessment
A Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) is a systematic assessment of the potential risks and impacts on individuals' privacy. By conducting a DPIA, you will identify any potential risks and take appropriate measures to mitigate them. This task will guide you through the process of conducting a DPIA and documenting its results.
Implement techniques to pseudonymize and encrypt personal data
Implementing pseudonymization and encryption techniques is essential for protecting personal data. By completing this task, you will ensure that personal data is stored and processed securely, minimizing the risk of unauthorized access or disclosure.
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Tokenization
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Hashing
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Encryption
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Anonymization
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Masking
Develop procedures for data subject rights
Developing procedures for data subject rights is crucial to comply with GDPR. These procedures ensure that individuals can exercise their rights with regard to their personal data. By completing this task, you will have a clear framework in place for handling data subject rights requests.
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Access to personal data
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Rectification of personal data
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Erasure of personal data
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Restriction of processing
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Objection to processing
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Data portability
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Automated decision-making and profiling
Create a plan for managing data breaches
Creating a plan for managing data breaches is essential to ensure timely and effective response in the event of a breach. This task will guide you through the process of creating a comprehensive data breach management plan, including incident response procedures, communication plans, and data breach notification requirements.
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Incident response procedures
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Communication plans
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Data breach notification requirements
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Internal reporting and escalation procedures
Review third-party service providers for GDPR compliance
Reviewing the GDPR compliance of third-party service providers is crucial to ensure that personal data is adequately protected when shared with these providers. By completing this task, you will have a clear understanding of the GDPR compliance status of your third-party service providers and can take necessary actions to ensure compliance.
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Cloud storage provider
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Marketing automation tool
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Customer relationship management (CRM) software
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Payment gateway
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Web hosting provider
Establish data retention and deletion policies
Establishing data retention and deletion policies helps in managing personal data in accordance with GDPR requirements. By completing this task, you will define clear guidelines for how long personal data will be retained and when it will be deleted, ensuring compliance with GDPR's data minimization principle.
Legal basis - document justifications for processing personal data
Documenting justifications for processing personal data is essential for GDPR compliance. This task will guide you through the process of identifying and documenting the legal bases for processing personal data, ensuring transparency and accountability in your data processing activities.
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Consent
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Contractual necessity
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Legal obligation
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Vital interests
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Public task
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Legitimate interests
Approval: Legal counsel's review of data processing justifications
Will be submitted for approval:
Legal basis - document justifications for processing personal data
Will be submitted
Implement consent mechanisms for data collection
Implementing consent mechanisms for data collection is crucial to comply with GDPR. By completing this task, you will ensure that individuals provide their informed and unambiguous consent for the processing of their personal data.
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Explicit consent (opt-in)
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Implied consent (opt-out)
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Freely given consent
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Specific consent
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Informed consent
Update privacy policies and terms of service
Updating privacy policies and terms of service is essential to inform individuals about how their personal data is processed and their rights under GDPR. By completing this task, you will ensure that your privacy policies and terms of service are clear, transparent, and compliant with GDPR requirements.
Design processes for children's data protection
Designing processes for children's data protection is crucial if your company collects and processes personal data of children. By completing this task, you will ensure that children's data is handled with utmost care and in compliance with GDPR requirements, such as obtaining parental consent when necessary.
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Obtaining parental consent
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Age verification
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Clear language in privacy notices
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Information on child rights
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Specific security measures
Conduct GDPR training for employees
Conducting GDPR training for employees is essential to ensure that they understand their roles and responsibilities in protecting personal data. By completing this task, you will ensure that all employees receive proper training and have the necessary knowledge to comply with GDPR requirements.
Implement ongoing GDPR compliance auditing
Implementing ongoing GDPR compliance auditing helps in monitoring and maintaining compliance with GDPR. By completing this task, you will establish a process for regularly assessing your organization's GDPR compliance and identifying any areas that require improvement or corrective actions.
Approval: Executive team's review of GDPR compliance status
Will be submitted for approval:
Implement ongoing GDPR compliance auditing
Will be submitted
Create records of processing activities
Creating records of processing activities is essential for GDPR compliance. By completing this task, you will have a comprehensive record of all processing activities involving personal data, helping you demonstrate compliance with GDPR's accountability principle.
Implement data protection 'by design and by default'
Implementing data protection 'by design and by default' is a key requirement of GDPR. By completing this task, you will ensure that privacy and data protection measures are integrated into your organization's systems and processes from the very beginning, minimizing the risk of non-compliance with GDPR.
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Privacy impact assessments
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Data protection policies
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Data protection training
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Data minimization
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Data access controls
Prepare process to respond to data subject's requests
Preparing a process to respond to data subject's requests is essential to comply with GDPR's data subject rights. By completing this task, you will establish a clear process for handling data subject's requests, including verifying the identity of the requester, responding within the required timeframe, and providing necessary information or actions.
Approval: Data Protection Officer's review of GDPR implementation