GDPR DPR
Do I Need a GDPR Data Protection
Representative (DPR)?
Companies who do business with European clients but do not have offices, branches, or other establishments in the EU (non-EU enterprises) are required to select an EU representative under the General Data Protection Regulation’s (GDPR) Article 27. You must designate an EU representative specifically if your organization processes personal data in any of the following circumstances:
· Supplying goods or services to EU citizens or,
· Keeping an eye on how EU citizens behave.
Both data processors and data controllers are subject to this requirement.
What are tasks of an EU
representative?
Where should your representative be
located?
Benefits of our service as a GDPR representative
Extremely cost-efficient
Access to a big team of knowledgeable data protection specialists
Experience and shared best practice garnered from working with a lot of clients
Covering of all 27 member nations
Advice line that offers support, suggested activities, and suitable solutions;
Efficient tools to manage privacy activities
What happens if you do not appoint a representative?
Fines may be enforced if a business or organization fails to designate a representative.
Our GDPR Data Protection Representative | DPR Service
We serve as your official EU-GDPR representative and are GDPR compliant.
We make sure that every incoming letter or email is delivered to you promptly.
In order to comply with your legal requirement to make the information easily accessible, we assist you in incorporating that information into your privacy policy.
In dealing with data subject requests and coordinating with authorities, for example in cases of data breaches or other incidents, our legal staff has experience.
Through our hotline, you have special access to our team of professionals.
