EU Data Privacy

GDPR

General Data Protection Regulation (EU)

Meet the EU's strictest data privacy law before it becomes a regulatory or contractual blocker.

GDPR governs how any organization processing EU residents' personal data must handle consent, storage, breach notification, and data subject rights. CyberCure maps every data flow touching EU data subjects, identifies your lawful basis for processing, and builds the documentation — Article 30 records, DPAs, breach response runbooks — that regulators and enterprise customers ask for.

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Who Needs This

Any company processing EU customer or employee data — SaaS vendors with EU customers, outsourcing/BPO firms, and exporters handling EU personal data.

What's Included

Data flow mapping and Article 30 Record of Processing Activities (RoPA)

Lawful basis review for every processing activity

Data Processing Agreement (DPA) drafting for vendors and sub-processors

Consent mechanism and privacy notice review

Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) process design

Breach notification runbook (72-hour reporting readiness)

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we need a GDPR audit if we're not based in the EU?

Yes, if you process personal data of individuals located in the EU — GDPR applies extraterritorially regardless of where your company is headquartered.

What is an Article 30 register and do we need one?

It's a mandatory record of all personal data processing activities. Most organizations processing EU data at scale are required to maintain one, and we build it as part of the engagement.

How does GDPR readiness differ from DPDP readiness?

GDPR applies to EU data subjects and has stricter consent and cross-border transfer rules; DPDP is India's domestic law with its own consent and breach-notification requirements. Many clients need both if they serve EU and Indian users.