Data Protection (RGPD): Turn Your Legal Obligation into a Competitive Advantage
In a digital world, your customers' trust is your most valuable asset. We help you adapt your company to the General Data Protection Regulation (RGPD) and LOPDGDD, not only to avoid sanctions, but to build a reputation for security and transparency.
Cristina Contero · Head of Privacy
LLM MSc · EU Legal Tech Woman 2020 Nominee
Adrián Becerra · CTO
Forbes 30 Under 30 Nominee · InfoSecurity Expert
We help companies of any size and sector implement or strengthen their privacy and compliance program. We work with clients who need an initial audit and full privacy regulation implementation, as well as those who are already compliant but need to raise the bar to win large clients or enter regulated markets.
We treat privacy and security as essential requirements: from the way we work internally to how we design, deploy, and operate our IT products and software solutions. All our solutions, software, and services maintain strict regulatory compliance in privacy and security.
Our goal is for clients, users, and partners to trust that data is handled with rigor, minimization, and control, in compliance with the applicable regulatory framework and applying technical and organizational measures proportionate to the level of risk.
Our Working Method
An 8-phase methodological process to bring your company to full compliance, from initial diagnosis to ongoing support.
Initial diagnosis (gap analysis) and real data map
Inventory of processing activities and data flows (what comes in, where it goes, where it's stored, who has access).
Identification of risks and critical points (prioritization by impact and probability).
Phased plan with quick wins and measurable objectives.
Governance and compliance (accountability)
Definition of roles and responsibilities (who approves, who executes, who validates).
Internal policies and operational procedures.
Preparation for third-party audits and reviews (clients, investors, insurers).
Essential RGPD documentation
Record of Processing Activities (ROPA).
Privacy texts and clauses (data subject information, legal bases, purposes, retention periods).
Data Processing Agreements (DPA), annexes, and sub-processor oversight.
Review of legal basis for marketing, sales, support, and analytics.
Risk assessments and DPIA where applicable
Impact assessments for higher-risk processing (e.g., sensitive data, monitoring, large volumes, profiling).
Definition of technical and organizational measures and implementation plan.
Cookies and digital environment
Cookie audit and tracking technologies.
Review of tags, analytics, and marketing tools.
Consent, transparency, and proper configuration.
Data subject rights
Procedures for access, rectification, erasure, objection, portability, and restriction.
Request traceability, response times, and internal coordination.
International transfers and vendors
Identification of data flows outside the EEA.
Review of mechanisms and safeguards per scenario (especially in cloud and SaaS tools).
Documentary and evidentiary support.
Ongoing support (privacy "as a service")
Review of new projects, campaigns, or products before launch.
Support for client inquiries and audits.
Continuous maturity reinforcement: training, controls, procedures, and evidence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, if you process personal data of EU citizens, regardless of your company's size. This includes client, employee, supplier and contact data. Penalties for non-compliance can reach EUR 20 million or 4% of global turnover.
It is mandatory if you are a public body, if your core activity involves large-scale systematic monitoring of individuals, or if you process special categories of data (health, ideology, etc.). In other cases, it is recommended but not mandatory. We offer external DPO services.
It is a mandatory prior analysis when data processing may pose a high risk to individuals' rights. Examples: mass video surveillance, automated profiling, large-scale health data processing. We perform the complete DPIA and recommend mitigation measures.
You must notify the supervisory authority within a maximum of 72 hours from detection, and notify affected individuals if the risk is high. Our team manages the entire process: incident analysis, notification, communication to affected parties, and remediation plan.
It depends on your organization's complexity, the volume of data you process, and the treatments you perform. We offer plans from SMEs to large enterprises, with a free initial audit to scope the project.