Welcome to our practical privacy engineering services
Nearly every product, service, or process with which we interact collects data about us.
More and more regulations are designed to keep organizations that collect and process our data accountable. Regulations such as GDPR and CCPA also come with significant penalties for organizations that fail to meet their requirements.
How can an organization design its services with privacy in the most effective way?
A new profession was born. Welcome, Privacy Engineering.
We will serve as your Practical Privacy Engineers and help you in the following fields:
Know Your Business
You can not do anything, certainly, managing your data protection, without knowing your business
The Identify the processes and activities necessary to deliver your products and services.
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Map processes for which you collect, store or process Private Identifiable Information (PII).
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Analyze the data flow within these processes (in the organization and out of it,/ Focus on cross-border data flow.
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Ask yourself: Why do we collect this information anyway?
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Article 30 of GDPR is talking about "Records of Processing activities" - This is the place to hold, maintain and manage all this information.
Let us help you learn about your own business.
Its all about the data subjects
Organizations should design tools and processes that will ensure that the following rights are maintained:
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Transparency - Unless there is a very good reason for collecting and processing the data, the data subject should be able to freely give his consent to the processing of his or her personal data for one or more specific purposes
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Purpose limitation - Only collect this data that is or specified, explicit and serves legitimate purposes
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The right to access a person's personal data by requesting a copy of the data collected, stored or processed on it;
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Accuracy - The right to correct personal data if they are inaccurate or incomplete.
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The right to be forgotten or the right to delete personal information in certain circumstances.
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The right to restrict the processing or use of a person's
personal data.
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The right to object to the use of a person's information for marketing, sales or non-service purposes.
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Integrity and confidentiality - The privacy laws of some countries include requirements to implement and maintain appropriate security measures to protect private information.
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Data minimization - Some state laws also address the requirement to dispose of information when the organization no longer has a business reason to retain it.
Let us help you to audit, plan, design and maintain processes ensuring all these requirements are met.
Privacy By Design
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) talks about “Privacy by design and by Default.” It demands that organizations “implement appropriate technical and organizational measures in an effective manner and to integrate the necessary safeguards into the processing in order to meet the requirements and protect the rights of data subjects.”.
Privacy must become integral to organizational priorities, project objectives, design processes, and planning operations. Privacy must be embedded into every standard, protocol and process that touches our lives. This document seeks to make this possible by striving to establish a universal framework for the strongest protection of privacy available in the modern era".
Let us hold your hand during the development process, ensuring that the right controls are planned, deployed and tested.
Managed Services
Using our managed services, backed by leading technologies, you can optimize the resources required for managing data protection and ensure accuracy and effectiveness of these processes
The goal of these technologies include increasing control over personal data sent to, and used by, online service providers and merchants.
Let us take the burden off your back and manage these critical processes as a service.
More about our managed services HERE