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Who is a GDPR audit for?

Our GDPR audit and implementation service is designed for all businesses in Poland that are subject to personal data protection regulations. Properly aligning your company’s processes with GDPR requirements and applying them in practice does not need to disrupt day-to-day operations.

  • What is the purpose of a GDPR audit?

    The primary objective of a GDPR audit is to assess whether your organization complies with GDPR requirements and applicable Polish data protection rules. Based on the findings, we develop a solution tailored to the specific needs and characteristics of your business.

  • What happens after the audit?

    Our experts guide your organization through the implementation of the necessary changes and provide training to prepare both the business and its employees to operate securely and in compliance with data protection regulations.

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Scope of support

As part of our GDPR audit and implementation services, we offer:

  • GDPR Audit

    Based on the audit findings, our experts will be able to provide a detailed estimate of the time and cost required for implementation.

    – Expert workshops designed to prepare your organization for upcoming changes

    – Audits of key areas within the company, such as server rooms and document archives

    – Mapping of personal data processing activities and workflows

    – In-depth review of contracts, terms and conditions, and other documents that involve the processing of personal data

  • Implementation of a personal data protection framework

    Our experts also support businesses in preparing the procedures and documentation required under GDPR and provide ongoing assistance in maintaining the personal data protection framework.

    – Selection and implementation of appropriate physical and technical security measures, along with the necessary procedures

    – Preparation of instructions and guidelines for IT providers and system administrators

    – Development of incident response procedures for personal data breaches and security events

    – Establishment of communication protocols for interactions with data subjects

  • GDPR Training

    Following the training, our experts remain available through dedicated consultation sessions to address questions and concerns.

    – Preparing employees to make informed decisions and plan activities in a GDPR-compliant manner

    – Reviewing procedures for handling all categories of documents and records

    – Training management teams, process owners, and personnel involved in processing personal data

Why Grant Thornton?

Oversight of all key GDPR processes

Our approach is built on transparent communication and direct access to an experienced personal data protection consultant. When delivering DPO outsourcing services, we take over communications with data subjects and handle requests, complaints and inquiries on your behalf, ensuring professional and efficient management of all GDPR-related matters.

  • 30+ years

    operating in Poland

  • 1,200+

    employees across 8 offices

  • 2,500+

    clients served annually

FAQ – GDPR audit and implementation in Poland

Does the GDPR apply to every business?

Yes. The GDPR applies to every business that processes personal data in connection with its operations, regardless of its size or industry. In practice, this includes organizations that process information about customers, employees, contractors or business partners.

Why should a company conduct a GDPR audit?

A GDPR audit assesses whether the company’s personal data processing practices comply with applicable regulations. It includes a systematic review of processes, documentation and organizational and technical safeguards, allowing areas of risk and non-compliance to be identified.

How is GDPR implemented in a company?

Implementation usually follows the audit findings. It involves preparing or updating the required documentation, introducing appropriate procedures and security measures, and training employees so that the organization can process personal data securely and in line with GDPR requirements.

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GDPR Audit and Implementation in Poland

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