Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)
Launching a new product, collecting new data types, or engaging a new data processor? A DPIA identifies privacy risks before they become incidents or regulatory issues.
When You Need a DPIA
Some processing activities require a DPIA under privacy law. We help you identify when one is needed and complete it efficiently.
- Automated processing and profiling activities
- Large-scale processing of sensitive personal information
- New technologies or significant changes to existing processes
- Data sharing arrangements with third parties
What the DPIA Covers
Our DPIAs are practical documents that identify risks and drive remediation, not compliance theatre.
- Data flow mapping for the activity under review
- Risk identification and impact assessment
- Risk mitigation recommendations and controls
- Residual risk sign-off and review schedule
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Outsource your DPO obligations to a certified expert and stay PDPA compliant.
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Policy Builder & Management
Data protection policies your team will actually read and follow.
Certification Management
Achieve and maintain the certifications your customers expect.
Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)
Assess privacy risk before launching new products or processing workflows.
Data Protection Officer (DPO)
Outsource your DPO obligations to a certified expert and stay PDPA compliant.
Data Classification
Know what data you hold, where it lives, and how to protect it.