The Data Protection Officer, (Data Protection Officer or DPO in the most common sense), introduced by the GDPR 679/2016, reconciles areas Legal, Computer scientists and organizational to ensure that personal data is processed in accordance with the law.
It is difficult for a single person, responsible for several companies, to do all this, but a company composed only of certified DPOs, experts in their field and constantly updated, yes!
Data management is an activity that involves multiple disciplines — legal, IT, organizational — and the data protection officer or DPO must be able to master all these aspects, guarantee to the authority that the company that appointed him collects and processes the data in accordance with the regulations, but also advise and support the company in the delicate task of protecting data. Our DPOs are lawyers, engineers, ISO auditors, teachers and consultants, privacy auditors, who have obtained certification from National and European Bodies. We work as a team for the secure management and protection of personal data.
Our areas of expertise cover the scope technical, legal and organizational: ours is a team of experienced professionals, all certified DPOs, to give you advice, training and support.
Let's use avant-garde tools — risk assessment algorithms certified by Unicert — and our working method is clear, punctual and transparent, in each phase, for ffacilitate maintenance and management over time.
All our DPOs have certifications whose maintenance requires constant updating on every aspect of national and international regulations on the protection of personal data.
In almost 10 years of activity, we have gained experience in multiple sectors, national and international, public and private, and we are proud to have been the first in Italy to have proposed a multipersonal methodology that today is in fact a recognized operating standard.
Its main responsibility is to observe, evaluate and organize the management of the processing of personal data within a company, so that these are treated in compliance with European and national privacy regulations. Specifically, it deals with:
