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(Data Protection Representative) Services

Our skilled and experienced team offers the specialized guidance and expertise you need,
whether you need a consultant, DPO, or GDPR Representative.

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What are the tasks of a Data Protection
Representative (DPR)?

Data Protection Representative as a Service is an outsourced solution for businesses to fulfil the responsibilities of a DPR under the relevant jurisdictions. This service is instant and cost effective for businesses that lack essential know-how to fulfil their DPR responsibilities under relevant data protection legislations. You get hands-on access to an experienced specialist to fulfil the duties of a DPR. Whether you must appoint a data protection officer (DPR) or not, you still need to comply with data protection legislations. So, it’s essential to have support to hand that has a level of independence and expertise in the subject and a DPR is a good way of bringing this expertise to your business.

What are the Obligations of a Data Protection Representative (DPR)?

The representative will be the contact point for the controller for any communication. The representative will also be the contact point for data subject requests.

The representative must be vested with the following authorities:

Receive and accept letters and notifications from the Data Protection Authority on behalf of the data controller

Convey the Authority's requests to the data controller and the data controller's replies to the Authority.

Receive requests from data subjects on behalf of the data controller and forward them to the data controller.

Where should your representative be located?

The representative must be located in a state where the individuals whose personal information is processed in order to offer them goods or services or to monitor their behavior are located.
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Specialised Lawyers​

In cases of unexpected events such as a data breach or security incidents, we can allocate additional resources to support you, liaise with the authorities on your behalf, and ensure that your business stays on track.

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Years of Experience​

We have a wealth of data protection experience and have worked closely with both regulatory bodies and data subjects for many years.

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Truly International​

The data protection regulations of numerous EU and EEA nations are thoroughly understood by our multinational team.

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Additional Support​

We answer any of your questions on data protection laws, assist you in responding to inquiries from authorities and data subjects, and, if needed, may offer full support for establishing a data protection management system (DPMS).

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We have designed DPOsphere to provide the best user experience you would expect from a
data protection platform.

As a first-in-the-industry tool,
DPOsphere embodies features that will empower you with maximum efficiency when you get outstanding outsourced DPO/DPR consultancy.

With our multifunctional dashboard, you will easily navigate through your projects and get exceptional professional consultancy.

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Empowered by a high-performing ticket system, DPOsphere comes up with a chat feature to keep your communication flawless with our experts.

For your instant consultancy needs, we have even created a “Hotline Services” section to deliver you the quickest support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is DPR?

A DPR, or Data Protection Representative, is an individual or entity appointed by a such as non-European Union (EU) organization that processes personal data of individuals in the EU. The DPR serves as a point of contact for individuals and supervisory authorities in the EU regarding data protection matters.
A DPR is required when a such as non-EU organization processes personal data of individuals in the EU, and it falls under the scope of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The requirement for a DPR applies to organizations that do not have an establishment in the EU but offer goods or services to individuals in the EU or monitor their behavior within the EU.
DPRs provide various services to support such as non-EU organizations in complying with the GDPR. These services include acting as a point of contact for individuals and supervisory authorities in the EU, facilitating communication and cooperation, assisting with data subject rights requests, and ensuring compliance with the obligations under the GDPR.
Organizations can outsource DPR services to specialized firms or professionals who act as their designated representative in the EU. Outsourcing DPR services ensures compliance with the GDPR’s requirement, particularly for organizations without a physical presence in the EU.
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