Article 32 GDPR requires “a process for regularly testing, assessing and evaluating the effectiveness” of your technical and organisational measures. We run that testing and hand you the evidence your DPO or supervisory authority expects.
Every engagement includes reporting written for direct submission, not internal notes you have to reformat before your auditor can use them.
Manual testing of the applications and APIs that process personal data, mapped directly to the “appropriate technical and organisational measures” language of Article 32.
Findings and risk ratings formatted to feed directly into a Data Protection Impact Assessment under Article 35, for processing likely to result in high risk to individuals.
A written report your DPO can hand to a supervisory authority, or attach to a Record of Processing Activities review, without reformatting.
If a vulnerability is exploitable and touches personal data, we help you assess severity ahead of any Article 33/34 breach-notification decision, once it's fixed and retested.
Tell us what personal data your application processes and your timeline, and you'll get a proposal mapped to Article 32.