GDPR Compliance Playbook
The definitive GDPR playbook for compliance teams — from establishing lawful bases and managing data subject rights to maintaining your Article 30 RoPA and surviving a regulator audit.
GDPR Fundamentals
This section provides comprehensive guidance on gdpr fundamentals as it relates to your overall compliance program. Privacy teams that establish strong foundations in this area significantly reduce their regulatory exposure while building operational processes that scale as their data processing activities grow.
Key considerations include understanding the specific regulatory requirements that apply, mapping your current capabilities against those requirements, identifying gaps, and implementing controls that address both immediate compliance needs and long-term risk management objectives. Documentation of your approach is as important as the approach itself — regulators expect to see evidence of a structured, repeatable process.
Practical action
Review your existing policies and procedures against the requirements in this section. Document any gaps and assign remediation owners with clear deadlines.
Lawful Bases for Processing
This section provides comprehensive guidance on lawful bases for processing as it relates to your overall compliance program. Privacy teams that establish strong foundations in this area significantly reduce their regulatory exposure while building operational processes that scale as their data processing activities grow.
Key considerations include understanding the specific regulatory requirements that apply, mapping your current capabilities against those requirements, identifying gaps, and implementing controls that address both immediate compliance needs and long-term risk management objectives. Documentation of your approach is as important as the approach itself — regulators expect to see evidence of a structured, repeatable process.
Practical action
Review your existing policies and procedures against the requirements in this section. Document any gaps and assign remediation owners with clear deadlines.
Data Subject Rights in Practice
This section provides comprehensive guidance on data subject rights in practice as it relates to your overall compliance program. Privacy teams that establish strong foundations in this area significantly reduce their regulatory exposure while building operational processes that scale as their data processing activities grow.
Key considerations include understanding the specific regulatory requirements that apply, mapping your current capabilities against those requirements, identifying gaps, and implementing controls that address both immediate compliance needs and long-term risk management objectives. Documentation of your approach is as important as the approach itself — regulators expect to see evidence of a structured, repeatable process.
Practical action
Review your existing policies and procedures against the requirements in this section. Document any gaps and assign remediation owners with clear deadlines.
Article 30 RoPA Requirements
This section provides comprehensive guidance on article 30 ropa requirements as it relates to your overall compliance program. Privacy teams that establish strong foundations in this area significantly reduce their regulatory exposure while building operational processes that scale as their data processing activities grow.
Key considerations include understanding the specific regulatory requirements that apply, mapping your current capabilities against those requirements, identifying gaps, and implementing controls that address both immediate compliance needs and long-term risk management objectives. Documentation of your approach is as important as the approach itself — regulators expect to see evidence of a structured, repeatable process.
Practical action
Review your existing policies and procedures against the requirements in this section. Document any gaps and assign remediation owners with clear deadlines.
DPIA Workflow Guide
This section provides comprehensive guidance on dpia workflow guide as it relates to your overall compliance program. Privacy teams that establish strong foundations in this area significantly reduce their regulatory exposure while building operational processes that scale as their data processing activities grow.
Key considerations include understanding the specific regulatory requirements that apply, mapping your current capabilities against those requirements, identifying gaps, and implementing controls that address both immediate compliance needs and long-term risk management objectives. Documentation of your approach is as important as the approach itself — regulators expect to see evidence of a structured, repeatable process.
Practical action
Review your existing policies and procedures against the requirements in this section. Document any gaps and assign remediation owners with clear deadlines.
International Data Transfers
This section provides comprehensive guidance on international data transfers as it relates to your overall compliance program. Privacy teams that establish strong foundations in this area significantly reduce their regulatory exposure while building operational processes that scale as their data processing activities grow.
Key considerations include understanding the specific regulatory requirements that apply, mapping your current capabilities against those requirements, identifying gaps, and implementing controls that address both immediate compliance needs and long-term risk management objectives. Documentation of your approach is as important as the approach itself — regulators expect to see evidence of a structured, repeatable process.
Practical action
Review your existing policies and procedures against the requirements in this section. Document any gaps and assign remediation owners with clear deadlines.
Breach Management Under GDPR
This section provides comprehensive guidance on breach management under gdpr as it relates to your overall compliance program. Privacy teams that establish strong foundations in this area significantly reduce their regulatory exposure while building operational processes that scale as their data processing activities grow.
Key considerations include understanding the specific regulatory requirements that apply, mapping your current capabilities against those requirements, identifying gaps, and implementing controls that address both immediate compliance needs and long-term risk management objectives. Documentation of your approach is as important as the approach itself — regulators expect to see evidence of a structured, repeatable process.
Practical action
Review your existing policies and procedures against the requirements in this section. Document any gaps and assign remediation owners with clear deadlines.
DPO Role & Responsibilities
This section provides comprehensive guidance on dpo role & responsibilities as it relates to your overall compliance program. Privacy teams that establish strong foundations in this area significantly reduce their regulatory exposure while building operational processes that scale as their data processing activities grow.
Key considerations include understanding the specific regulatory requirements that apply, mapping your current capabilities against those requirements, identifying gaps, and implementing controls that address both immediate compliance needs and long-term risk management objectives. Documentation of your approach is as important as the approach itself — regulators expect to see evidence of a structured, repeatable process.
Practical action
Review your existing policies and procedures against the requirements in this section. Document any gaps and assign remediation owners with clear deadlines.
In this guide
- 1GDPR Fundamentals
- 2Lawful Bases for Processing
- 3Data Subject Rights in Practice
- 4Article 30 RoPA Requirements
- 5DPIA Workflow Guide
- 6International Data Transfers
- 7Breach Management Under GDPR
- 8DPO Role & Responsibilities
Put this guide into practice
TruePrivacy automates the operational workflows described in this guide — from DSR handling to data mapping.