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Expert GDPR compliance solutions

Take the hassle out of achieving and maintaining GDPR compliance with our range of services.

GDPR compliance services delivered by experts

Achieve and maintain GDPR compliance without the hassle

Our experienced consultants can help you make sense of GDPR principles and implement actionable plans to achieve compliance.

By leveraging our GDPR services you can free up your internal resources, take the pain out of staying compliant with GDPR policies and avoid data breaches.

Whether you’re just starting out on your GDPR compliance journey, or you’d like to review your existing policies and procedures, we have a range of solutions to suit your needs.

Explore our range of GDPR solutions

GDPR gap analysis

Our GDPR gap analysis service explores your business policies, processes, resources, governance and technology to identify areas of non-compliance. You will receive a comprehensive report showing your current level of compliance against the requirements of the GDPR.

This service is perfect for organisations that are just getting started in their compliance journey.

GDPR implementation

A GDPR implementation project typically follows on from a GDPR assessment (gap analysis). The purpose of an implementation project is to develop the necessary policies, procedures, processes, and documentation to achieve and maintain GDPR compliance.

We take a fully customised approach to GDPR implementations to address your specific business needs. An implementation project will also train your staff to ensure data protection becomes second nature throughout your business.

GDPR audit

Once you have implemented a GDPR framework and achieved a satisfactory level of compliance, it’s important you regularly assess your position to make sure it is being maintained. That’s where our GDPR audit service can help.

Our team of experts can help you reassess your compliance framework once or twice a year and check that staff are following policies and procedures.

GDPR consultancy

If you’d like the reassurance of having a GDPR expert on hand in case you ever need support or guidance, we can help. Our GDPR consultancy service provides ongoing, monthly access to our team of GDPR certified consultants that can give you advice on any compliance matter.

We can also provide ad-hoc support for one-off projects such as

Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs)
Subject Access Requests (SARs)
Updating documentation
Answering questions related to GDPR compliance

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Why choose Bulletproof?

With our vast experience in both information security and cyber security, our clients trust us to provide expert, actionable advice to help solve even the most complex data protection challenges.

Our consultancy team is made up of certified GDPR practitioners and data privacy experts. We help businesses of all sizes implement and maintain their compliance standards, providing guidance on all aspects of data protection regulations and how to address the risks of handling personal data.

Here’s what our customers say about us

The Belron Group has over 18 million customers around the world, therefore data protection must be at the forefront of our operations. Bulletproof's team are clearly very experienced and their knowledge enabled us to cultivate a privacy-by-design model across our Autoglass brand. Their expertise has been invaluable in helping us protect our customers' personal data.

Steven Christophorou Autoglass®, Legal Director

When it came to GDPR compliance, we needed a partner we could trust to help us navigate this complex subject. Being a market leader of payroll and HR outsourcing means that GDPR is a priority area for PayAsia. We found Bulletproof’s friendly consultants helped us quickly understand our current state of GDPR compliance, and their detailed report allowed us to easily see the steps we had to take.

Chris Brunton PayAsia, COO

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GDPR FAQs

What is the GDPR?

In a nutshell, The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) defines how organisations, public bodies and other entities can process the personal data of individuals. It was designed to strengthen the rights of individuals and unify data protection laws for all individuals across the European Union.

It was enacted into UK law as the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA 2018), and, while the UK has now left the EU, it is retained under UK law as the UK GDPR and sits alongside an amended version of the DPA 2018.

Who and what does the GDPR apply to?

The financial penalties for a data breach under GDPR have risen significantly from those under the old Data Protection Act (1998). Fines can now be as much as €20 million/4% of annual global turnover (whichever is greater) for the most serious category of breach. Without GDPR, chances are you won’t have adequate control over data protection and won’t be taking the necessary steps to protect personal data. Plus, with flexible packages and custom implementation plans, Bulletproof GDPR compliance probably costs less than you think.

Personal data is information that relates to a living individual. It means the individual can be identified directly or indirectly by one or more pieces of information that are specific to that individual. Examples of personal data include your name, email address, passport number, an IP address or even location data.

Every business, regardless of size, will handle some form of personal data, whether it is that of staff, customers or suppliers, so the GDPR is applicable and must be adhered to.

Why should your company be GDPR compliant?

First off, GDPR is a law. Like any other laws that apply to your company, the directors have a responsibility to make sure laws are abided by. Equally important is the expectations of your customers, employees, and others who you handle the personal data of. They will, as you would, expect their data to be handled in a safe way, taking into consideration their best interests.

Additionally, as the use of personal data is increasingly in the spotlight because of the ever present and intrusive nature of social media, individuals are becoming much more concerned about the use of their data, making it more likely that they will make conscious decisions about the organisations they use and trust, which could have a direct commercial impact.

Finally, achieving GDPR compliance does not mean you won’t have a data breach, but it does help to reduce your risk and the subsequent repercussions of any such breach e.g. reputational damage, fines, and legal action.

Do companies with fewer than 250 employees have to meet the requirements of the GDPR?