Meet the requirements of the GDPR

Do you ensure that your personal data management complies with the GDPR? It is crucial for every organization to proactively work to minimize the risks in handling personal information. Stratsys offers digital support to help you comply and strengthen your data protection.

What does the GDPR mean?

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the EU's data protection regulation that aims to protect personal data and ensure that it is handled correctly. The GDPR places high demands on organizations to handle personal data in a lawful, transparent and secure manner.

  • Collection and processing of personal data
  • Storage of personal data
  • Protecting personal data against unauthorized access, loss or damage

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How Stratsys can help you with GDPR compliance

Mapping and documenting personal data processing operations

Handling personal data often involves large amounts of data and a lot to keep track of. A common challenge many organizations have is to effectively map and document personal data. With the help of Stratsys, you can do this in a simple and time-efficient way.

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Identifying and managing risks

Are you aware of your potential risks related to personal data processing? Our product allows you to easily identify, assess and manage potential risks associated with individual personal data processing operations. The aim is to protect the privacy of data subjects and minimize the risks associated with high-risk processing operations.

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Synergies with information security

GDPR is not only about complying with legislation, but also about ensuring the privacy of data subjects and building trust with citizens, customers and stakeholders. Stratsys supports you to document the information in a simple way and ensure and follow up that the information is correct in scope, accessible, confidential and traceable.

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More features for successful work

Overview of the

Get an overview of the GDPR work for the whole organization and per data controller. You can also see where personal data is processed, by organizational unit and information access.

Documentation

Getting it right should be easy - that's why there are ready-made templates to help you manage and document personal data processing operations in a simple and time-efficient way.

Risk assessment and management

Develop analysis of risks related to the processing of personal data, such as impact assessment and analysis of third country transfers.

Frequently asked questions and answers

What is the GDPR?

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) imposes strict requirements on the processing and protection of personal data. The regulation entered into force on May 25, 2018, replacing the previous Data Protection Directive of 1995. The GDPR aims to strengthen data protection for all individuals in the EU and regulate how organizations handle personal data. The Regulation sets out rules and requirements for the use, storage, collection and sharing of personal data.

Who does the GDPR apply to?

The guidelines apply to businesses that process personal data of EU residents. Even if your business is not located in the EU, but handles data of EU citizens, you are subject to the GDPR.

What counts as personal data?

According to the Privacy Commissioner , personal data is any information that can be directly or indirectly linked to a living person. Examples include name, address, e-mail address, social security number or telephone number. Photos and audio recordings of individuals are also classified as personal data.

What is an impact assessment?

A DPIA is a process of evaluating and analyzing potential risks related to the processing of personal data. The aim is to protect the rights and freedoms of data subjects.

When is an impact assessment needed?

A DPIA should always be carried out if there is a risk that the processing of personal data infringes the rights and freedoms of an individual. However, when in doubt, the recommendation is to carry out a DPIA. The most important thing is that the personal data is secure and therefore it is better to do one DPIA too many than one too few.

Discover more benefits of Stratsys

With Stratsys' Information Security & Data Protection product ,you can easily gather the work around regulatory requirements in one platform and at the same time engage the entire organization in the work.

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