GDPR and data protection: security for your business
Do you process personal data of customers, employees or partners?
Are you sure you are compliant with GDPR and Bulgarian law?
Fines for violations can literally reach tens or hundreds of thousands of euros, or be a percentage of your annual turnover. But penalties are not the biggest threat - loss of credibility and reputational risk are often worth more.
What you risk without legal support
- Loss of customers and damaged reputation
- Lawsuits from affected entities
- Fines from the Commission for Personal Data Protection (CPPD) for non-compliance with GDPR
- Business interruption for inspections or incidents
- Data leaks and abuse
How can I help you
I offer services to business clients in various sectors in order to:
- We ensure compliance with the GDPR and the Data Protection Act
- Develop internal policies, procedures and instructions
- Prepare documents such as information notices, consents and contracts with processors
- We respond to incidents - data leaks, complaints, CPD inspections
- Conduct training and internal audits on data protection
Services I offer
- Overview of your current personal data processes
- Preparation of documentation - policies, registers, consent forms
- Staff training on data protection
- Representation before the CPD
- Assistance in negotiating and concluding contracts with processors
Why work together
- You get clear, actionable solutions without unnecessary legal terms
- Build trust with your customers and partners
- Protect your business from fines and legal disputes
- Save time by relying on a trusted legal partner
Consultation
Don't wait for a problem to arise.
Book a consultationto discuss what is right for your business.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if the authorities check?
Contact an attorney immediately. Review documentation and notices and do not make hasty statements. Inspections can be completed without penalties with appropriate legal assistance and well-coordinated action.
Can I process data without consent?
Yes, in certain cases, for example when you do so on the basis of a provision in a law or contract.
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