List of GDPR REQUIREMENTS 

Compliance with the GDPR requires that you implement specific technical and organizational measures to ensure the protection of personal data. We'll give you a step-by-step guide on how to check if your business is GDPR compliant.

Conduct a data audit: Conducting a data audit is the first step to determining whether your business is GDPR compliant. You must identify any personal data you process or store, where it comes from and with whom you share it.

Assess your data protection policies and procedures: Once you have identified all the personal data you process or store, you need to assess your data protection policies and procedures. This assessment should include your data protection policies, company data retention policies and customer consent procedures.

Conduct a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA): A DPIA is a process that helps a company identify and minimize data protection risks. This is necessary if the processing operations are likely to cause significant risks to the rights and freedoms of individuals. A DPIA should be carried out for each new processing operation or any significant change to an existing processing operation.

Enforce privacy and default: These are two principles that require companies to integrate data protection into their products and services from the outset. You should apply these principles when designing or updating your website.

Review your cookie policy: If your website uses cookies, you must ensure that your cookie policy complies with GDPR requirements. You should provide users with clear and concise information about the cookies used, their purpose and how users can manage them.

Review your data security measures: GDPR requires the implementation of appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure the security of personal data. You should review your data security measures to ensure that they are adequate to protect personal data.

Appointing a Data Protection Officer: The Data Protection Officer is responsible for supervising compliance with the GDPR and is the point of contact between you and the supervisory authority (https://gdprinfo.eu/et/et-article-37).