GDPR

The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25 May 2018. The changes in the requirements for data controllers introduced by the GDPR were huge and, for some entities, have turned out to be difficult to implement.

Ensuring full compliance with the GDPR requirements involves a lot of work and is very time-consuming. Rödl & Partner’s GDPR team went through this process as part of the firm's internal adjustment to the new law and when handling projects for many clients. Rödl & Partner’s New Technologies & Cybersecurity Team has had the opportunity to implement projects for companies of various sizes and from many industries. Each case requires an individual approach because there is no single universal solution for ensuring compliance with the GDPR.

The comprehensive implementation of GDPR-compliant solutions and procedures means many hours of meetings, talks and verification of ICT and physical security of the company. Irrespective of how complex a particular case is, we are always able to find the most appropriate strategy for your company.

The offering of the Rödl & Partner New Technologies & Cybersecurity Team perfectly reflects the idea of combining the legal and technical expertise. Data protection is a continuous process worthy of the expert support. Our new technologies and legal experts will be happy to answer all your questions.