The external DPO supports the organisation continuously and independently, translating legal obligations into concrete actions and compliance priorities.
Examples of work
Review Records of Processing Activities and set priorities for action.
Support DPIAs, data subject requests, supplier assessments and other privacy matters.
Advise on and support the response to personal data incidents.
Act as a contact point for the CNPD and data subjects.
Provide training, documented recommendations, follow-up meetings and regular reporting to management.
How we work
We define the scope, priorities, contacts and frequency of support according to the organisation’s circumstances.
Specialist privacy support and formal DPO appointment are distinct services that can be provided separately or together.
Where necessary, assessment and implementation are structured as specific projects with defined objectives and deliverables.
Expected outcome
Privacy integrated into the organisation’s management, rather than addressed only when a problem arises.
Defined priorities, monitored risks, clear responsibilities and decisions supported by documented recommendations.
Consistent processes for handling data subjects, incidents, impact assessments, suppliers and other data protection matters.
A sustainable privacy framework, supported over time and able to evolve with the organisation and applicable requirements.
A clear model from the outset
From the outset, we define how support will be provided: contacts, frequency, responsibilities and follow-up arrangements.
Specialist privacy support is scoped in the proposal. Where a formal DPO appointment is made, the corresponding duties and independence are safeguarded.
Assessments, implementation or remediation projects can be structured separately where necessary.