Privacy Policy (GDPR)

The GDPR is a legal obligation which smaller companies often perceive as an administrative burden or an unclear obligation. However, recent events, particularly the increase in information and cyber security incidents, are changing this view. Protecting personal data is becoming a necessity that goes beyond legislation. It affects us all – our employees, customers, friends and families.

Personal data protection is not just about filling out documents, it is also about having a securely configured technological environment, physical security , and people who know how to work with data.

Our goal is to help you implement security processes and technologies within your company, raise awareness of personal data protection and provide your employees with training so that they truly understand the importance of GDPR. Documentation comes at the end – that’s when everything falls into place.

It is important to recognise the close relationship between GDPR, information security (ISMS) and cyber law requirements, where personal data is defined as an information asset. Standards and laws stipulate how these assets should be secured to prevent the loss of data confidentiality, integrity or availability .