GDPR Audits

Growing businesses are a bit like growing children. The shoes that fit perfectly last spring start to pinch, and nobody notices until they begin to limp. Data protection works the same way. The arrangements you put in place as a team of six may have worked at the time. The question is whether they still

Is “Failing” a GDPR Audit Really a Thing? Strictly speaking, GDPR audits are not exams. There is no examiner marking your answers, no pass mark, and no certificate withheld if you fall short. But that does not mean the risks are low. What an audit does is expose the gaps between where your organisation currently

Most organisations know they should carry out a GDPR audit. Far fewer know what to do with it once it is done. The result? A report that sits in a shared drive, gathering dust until the next renewal cycle rolls around. Most organisations do not have a GDPR problem. They have a follow-through problem. Still

The final quarter is often overlooked for compliance work, but it’s actually ideal for a GDPR audit. Unlike the potential start of year chaos of Q1, you’ve got time to think clearly and work methodically. You’re also in the middle of budget planning for the next financial year, which means any findings can inform spending