Ensuring that your company always meets its GDPR requirements can be quite a handful. But there can be extensive consequences for failing to control your operational compliance. With a annual GDPR planning cycle, you get the overview you need to ensure and systemize your compliance and avoid compliance risk.
Requirements for evaluations, controls, documentation and much more. There are many tasks to keep track of when it comes to GDPR compliance and ensuring that your company constantly meets current laws, regulations and standards in order to ensure digital privacy and avoid compliance risk.
GDPR compliance requires an ongoing focus by management. To ensure digital privacy, it is not enough to have processes and policies in place; you must also, on an ongoing basis, make sure that you live up to them – and document them correctly in a timely manner.
The many rules and documentation requirements can be a jungle, so it is quite normal to get lost when it comes to GDPR compliance. If you can recognize this scenario, it is likely caused by a lack of overview of what needs to be done, when and by whom.