DATA COMPLIANCE
Gap Assessment
INTRODUCTION
A gap assessment is a crucial process for organizations aiming to comply with data protection and privacy laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the CCPA.
A gap assessment will help bridge the compliance gap by pinpointing necessary actions for organizations. This service will provide your organization with a comprehensive analysis to evaluate the level of compliance with data protection and privacy laws.
This service includes
- Consultation with key stakeholders
- Review of policies
- Identification of gaps and areas for improvement
- Gap assessment report
- Calligo templates
- Access to expert consultants
How our Gap Assessment Works
Define the scope of the assessment, including relevant data protection or privacy laws.
Gather relevant documentation, such as privacy notices, policies, and process/procedure documentation. Identify key stakeholders to interview.
Our expert consultants will review the organization’s existing practices against the requirements of the relevant data protection or privacy law by interview stakeholders and reviewing relevant documentation. They will identify gaps and areas of non-compliance.
A gap assessment report is provided highlighting existing levels of compliance and identifying areas needing improvement. An action plan will be provided to address each gap that will allow an organization to prioritize the gaps based on their impact and risk.
Conducting a gap assessment and improvement plan demonstrates an organization’s commitment to data protection, builds trust with stakeholders, reduces costs by mitigating risks, and ensures compliance with privacy laws.
The benefits of a dedicated Gap Assessment
A Comprehensive Solution Starting from £3500
Introducing Our Gap Assessment Service:
Ensuring compliance with data protection and privacy laws is paramount for any organization today. Our Gap Assessment service, starting at £3500, provides a thorough analysis to pinpoint areas where your practices fall short of regulations such as GDPR or CCPA.
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