
We are pleased to share our GDPR FAQ Guide, created in partnership with Robert Half and the multinational law firm Baker McKenzie to help organisations understand, prepare and operate under the GDPR. This guide covers the GDPR basics and focuses on critical areas such as third-party risk, data-privacy rights, consent management and privacy notices.
Protiviti designs holistic and comprehensive approaches to GDPR compliance, supporting privacy and security by design, assessing readiness, and helping businesses better understand their data-privacy posture. In addition, our compliance solutions cover people, processes and technologies to help drive sustainable and effective privacy programmes.
We will work with you to build your organisation’s GDPR programme, including consultation on the following:
We support clients during all stages of their GDPR compliance efforts. Our organisation integrates global consulting talent from different practises and backgrounds to provide you with a custom team to address your GDPR needs, including functional expertise from our Global Security and Privacy practise and our Data and Analytics teams and legal and privacy support from Robert Half Legal.
“Protiviti did a great job in helping us to address the privacy challenge with a very strong risk-based approach and had a very pragmatic blended team that provided us several valuable solutions and very effective change management communication materials to address all the organisational and technology impacts required by new privacy regulations.”
– Compliance Officer, top listed global manufacturing company
Protiviti assists organisations in achieving clarity and compliance around privacy risk governance programmes, including GDPR. We help companies understand the impacts of regulatory requirements, assess and remediate processes and technologies and implement changes to achieve and maintain compliance. Our approach to GDPR compliance includes:
Discovery: Identify high-risk areas to ensure a focused approach
Manage: Determine exposure and prioritise compliance activities
Protect: Implement changes to achieve compliance
Report: Provide evidence of accountability and compliance