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GDPR

From a defensible processing register to a 72-hour breach response that holds up under pressure.

Maximilian Sharoyan
Maximilian Sharoyan
Co-founder & Principal Advisor

GDPR has been in force since 2018, so a buyer asking for help in 2026 usually has a trigger: a Datatilsynet enquiry, a breach, a deal under due diligence, or a DPO vacancy. I run the programme work that gives your DPO, your legal team, and your board a defensible position. Tell me which trigger brought you here and I will skip straight to what matters.

What we deliver

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    Article 30 records of processing

    A current register of processing activities, ready for the supervisory authority.

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    Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) framework

    When a data protection impact assessment is required, how it runs, and what evidence it produces.

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    Data Transfer Impact Assessment (DTIA)

    Transfer assessments under Schrems II and Article 46, with the contract clauses and supplementary measures the data exporter needs.

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    Subject rights workflow

    Articles 12 to 22 operationalised, from access request to erasure, with deadlines and clear ownership.

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    DPO role

    Fractional or external data protection officer, contracted with a defined mandate and reporting line.

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    Breach response and notification

    72-hour notification readiness for Datatilsynet, with role list, decision tree, and pre-filled templates.

How we deliver this service

  • In a project

    A GDPR readiness review or a DTIA with defined scope and duration.

  • In a role at the customer

    A fractional DPO seat inside your organisation, contracted over months or years.

  • As part of a service

    Included in the Secured by FM CyberSecurity bundle for small and mid-sized organisations.

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