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Connect processing context, legal interpretation, accountable controls, evidence, rights, incidents, processors, transfers, and human review.
Public scope
Structured context for people and machine readers.
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- Processing inventory & roles
- Lawful basis & transparency
- Data subject rights
- Privacy by design & DPIA
- Processors & transfers
- Personal-data breach response
Public knowledge 01
Source and applicability boundary
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Official regulation text on EUR-Lex
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EDPB and supervisory-authority guidance may shape interpretation
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Entity-specific legal assessment is required
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Applicability, lawful basis, controller or processor role, risk, national law, and required response depend on facts and qualified legal or privacy review.
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Official starting point: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2016/679/oj
Public knowledge 02
Obligation and control themes
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Processing inventory & roles — Maintain processing purpose, data, subjects, systems, recipients, transfers, retention, role, and ownership context.
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Lawful basis & transparency — Preserve purpose, lawful-basis assessment, notice content, timing, channel, consent context, and change decisions.
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Data subject rights — Route intake, identity verification, system search, exceptions, response, delivery, and deadline oversight.
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Privacy by design & DPIA — Trigger privacy review, assess risk, document mitigations, approve residual risk, and escalate consultation questions.
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Processors & transfers — Govern processor role, contract, instructions, subprocessor, transfer mechanism, assessment, monitoring, and exit.
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Personal-data breach response — Classify incidents, assess personal-data impact, preserve timeline, route notification decisions, and track corrective actions.
Public knowledge 03
Evidence and review expectations
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Processing inventory & roles: Processing record, data map, product facts, agreements, recipients, retention, and approval history. Owner: Privacy operations owner. Reviewer: Privacy counsel. State: Mapped.
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Lawful basis & transparency: Assessment, notice versions, collection screens, consent records where applicable, translations, and approvals. Owner: Product privacy owner. Reviewer: Privacy counsel. State: Interpretation pending.
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Data subject rights: Request log, verification, system search, decision, approvals, response, delivery, and exception rationale. Owner: Rights operations owner. Reviewer: Privacy reviewer. State: Evidence requested.
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Privacy by design & DPIA: Product assessment, data-flow review, DPIA, risk treatment, sign-off, and change triggers. Owner: Product owner. Reviewer: Data protection reviewer. State: Reviewer decision.
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Processors & transfers: Vendor facts, DPA, transfer mechanism, assessment, notices, monitoring, changes, and termination evidence. Owner: Vendor privacy owner. Reviewer: Privacy counsel. State: Reassessment due.
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Personal-data breach response: Incident facts, timeline, risk assessment, notification decision, communications, approvals, and follow-up. Owner: Incident commander. Reviewer: Privacy counsel. State: Mapped.
Public knowledge 04
Relationships without false equivalence
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ISO/IEC 27001 information-security management
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SOC 2 privacy and security criteria
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NIST CSF 2.0 cyber-risk outcomes
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