GDPR Compliance Consulting Services

GDPR Compliance

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the most authoritative privacy and security law that came into effect on May 25, 2018, in the EU. Later on, following Brexit, the UK adopted its own version of GDPR, known as UK GDPR, which aligns EU GDPR with the Data Protection Act (DPA 2018).

GDPR is applied to companies of all sizes regardless of sector and location that collect, process, and store EU and UK citizens’ personal data. So, whether you are targeting the EU, UK or both you will need to comply with the respective GDPR regulations.

By complying with GDPR you will not only ensure the safety of your customer’s data but will also shield your organization from increasing Cyber Crimes. This will also help build your reputation as a trustworthy and forward-thinking organization.

At VISTA InfoSec, we have over two decades of experience in security compliance and will guide your organization through every step of the compliance journey that is by creating a clear path alignment by assessing your current practices, identifying risks, and building an advanced data protection strategy.

Whether you are a small enterprise or a large organization, our GDPR compliance consulting services are designed to help you get compliant and empower your organization to turn requirements into a strategic advantage. Have a question? Fill out the ‘Enquire Now’ form to receive a free, one-time consultation with our Expert!

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Our Approach to GDPR Compliance Consulting and Audit

Initial Assessment and Gap Analysis

We evaluate your current data protection practices to identify compliance gaps and areas for improvement.

Data Mapping and Inventory

A comprehensive map of your data flows helps us understand where personal data is stored and processed, aligning with GDPR requirements.

Risk Assessment and Impact Analysis

We conduct risk assessments, including Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA), to identify privacy risks and mitigate them.

Data Protection Strategy

Based on our findings, we will develop a tailored data protection strategy that integrates GDPR principles into your operations.

Policy and Procedure Creation

We help you draft important policies, such as data subject rights and incident response to ensure ongoing compliance.

Implementation of Compliance Framework

We support the integration of compliance strategies into your processes, ensuring your team is prepared for GDPR requirements.

Staff Training and Awareness

Training sessions are provided to ensure all employees understand their role in maintaining GDPR compliance.

Auditing and Monitoring

Regular audits and continuous monitoring help maintain compliance and address emerging risks.

Continuous Improvement and Reporting

Ongoing support and reporting ensure your organization remains compliant, with updated policies reflecting regulatory changes.

Why work with VISTA InfoSec?

• Expertise You Can Trust: Our certified professionals will offer vast experience in data protection, guiding you through GDPR with personalized solutions.

• Vendor-Neutral Advisory: As a vendor-neutral firm, we will provide unbiased guidance tailored to your unique business needs, free from third-party influences

• Customized Solutions: We customize our GDPR services to meet your specific requirements for a data protection framework that complies with regulations.

• Building Trust: Partnering with VISTA InfoSec can strengthen your reputation and help you build customer relationships by demonstrating your commitment to data protection.

• Transparent Communication: We prioritize clear, open communication, keeping you informed and engaged throughout the entire compliance journey.

• Stay Ahead of Changes: Our team stays ahead of evolving GDPR regulations, helping you adapt proactively and maintain continuous compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions on GDPR Compliance Consulting and Audit

Who should Comply with GDPR?

Businesses that collect or process personal data of citizens of the European Union are subjected to GDPR Compliance. Regardless of the entity’s location, they are expected to meet GDPR requirements for processing or collecting personal data. The GDPR framework applies to organizations in all member-states and has implications for businesses and individuals across the globe.

How much would a GDPR Compliance Cost?

GDPR Compliance cost for an average-sized company starts at $8000. Pricing for GDPR Compliance usually depends on several factors, including the Scope of Audit, Business Applications, Technology Platforms, Number of Locations, and other additional services.

How long would it take to achieve GDPR Compliance?

On average it takes 4-6 weeks to achieve GDPR Compliance. However, the timeline also greatly depends on the time taken for implementing the remediation suggested in the initial gap analysis conducted before the actual audit.

What will you get after a GDPR audit is complete?

You will receive reports documenting details of the effectiveness of the Organization’s Security system and controls. The report will detail information about how your client information is secured with all necessary controls in place. Additionally, we provide a “Certificate of Compliance” that you can show your clients and proudly hang on your office walls and conference rooms.

What is the validity of GDPR Compliance and how often do you need to conduct an audit for compliance?

The GDPR Compliance report is only valid for a year from the date of issue. Further, an audit should be performed annually, or at least when significant changes are introduced that may impact systems and control in an environment.

How does GDPR Compliance benefit you?

Creates a unified approach to data protection across the EU.

Protects the data privacy rights of citizens of the EU.

Provides EU Citizens full control over their personal data.

Improves levels of compliance.

Limits the possibility of a data breach.

Correct inaccuracies in data collection, storage, and use.

Protect EU citizens in the global economy.