GDPR Compliance

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), in effect since May 2018, is based on three pillars. First, to standardize the rules regarding personal data protection across Europe to facilitate data flow. Second, to hold companies accountable by requiring them to self-regulate, and finally, to strengthen individuals' rights over their personal data. As an organization collecting personal data, you are responsible for the processing activities you implement and must ensure compliance with numerous obligations that may initially seem burdensome. You should turn these constraints to your advantage and transform them into opportunities. Companies that comply with the GDPR will find it easier to position themselves in new markets and win project bids or tenders. By ensuring your company's GDPR compliance, you will demonstrate seriousness and professionalism.