A single point of contact to steer your compliance, without hiring in-house.
Data protection touches legal, IT and operations all at once. Delegating it to an external, trained contact who stays current on regulatory changes avoids improvisation and de-risks your decisions.
Articles 37 to 39 of the GDPR. Appointing a Data Protection Officer (DPO) is mandatory for public authorities, and for organisations whose core activity involves regular and systematic monitoring of individuals at scale, or large-scale processing of sensitive data.
Best practice recommended by the CNIL. Even outside the mandatory cases, having a dedicated point of contact makes it easier to handle data subject requests and regulatory audits.
The officer remains the point of contact for data subjects and the CNIL, and acts in complete independence.
Thirty minutes, no commitment, to assess whether this fits your needs.