A regulated DPO (Data Protection Officer) is a data protection expert, delegated to ensure a company's GDPR compliance, in a service provision context.
The DPO en régie works with your organization to bring your personal data processing into compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act. He helps identify and address data protection risks.
The in-house DPO informs data subjects of their personal data protection rights and responds to their requests, particularly in the event of exercising their right of access, rectification, portability or deletion of their data.
The in-house DPO informs data subjects of their personal data protection rights and responds to their requests, particularly in the event of exercising their right of access, rectification, portability or deletion of their data.
The DPO is responsible for all types of personal data processed by the company: employee data, customer data, supplier data and so on. He or she is responsible for ensuring compliance, including for sensitive data.
Yes, the DPO is your organization's point of contact with the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL), the supervisory authority in France. He or she liaises on all data protection issues.
In particular, the data controller must ensure the protection of personal data, inform the CNIL in the event of a data breach, and appoint a DPO if necessary. The DPO can assist the data controller in fulfilling these obligations.
The DPO advises on the technical and organizational measures to be put in place to guarantee the security of processed data. He or she can also carry out audits to verify compliance of processing and data security.
In the event of a personal data breach, the in-house DPO assists the organization in managing the incident in accordance with the GDPR: notification to the CNIL, information for data subjects, corrective measures, etc.
The in-house DPO helps the company to supervise the data processing carried out by its subcontractors, to ensure that they too comply with the GDPR.
The DPO in management ensures that the company's data processing respects the rights and freedoms of the people concerned, in accordance with the GDPR and the French Data Protection Act. He contributes to the implementation of data protection and confidentiality policies that respect these rights.
