EU Regulation 2016/679.
Privacy and data protecion.
CORA GDPR is the module designed to guide companies to adapt to the Data Protection Regulation.
Keep the log, generate custom information, and send designations to all subjects.
With CORA GDPR it is easy to demonstrate accountability.
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The main
features.
CORA GDPR is modular and configurable based on the characteristics of each individual organization.
- DATA PROCESSINGS REGISTER
Create and maintain the Register of Processing Activities, manage roles and responsibilities, identify risks and security measures.
- DATA BREACH REGISTER
Create and maintain Incident Logs, define and share behavior policies for the proper management of data breaches.
- DATA SUBJECTS' REQUESTS
Create and maintain the Register of requests of data subjects, give feedback to each request and do not miss the deadlines.
- RISK ANALYSIS, PRIVACY BY DESIGN / DEFAULT & DPA
Make effective analyses, find out what security measures to implement to mitigate risks. Manage new processing by carrying out specific analyses related to the principles of Privacy by Design / by Default and the DPIA (Data Protection Impact Assessment).
- DESIGNATIONS, NOTICES AND CONSENTS
Identify and send the letters of designation to the subjects involved in the processing activities, create clear information, collect consents.
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software.
Do you need a consultant to follow you in your activities?
Are you looking for a DPO – Data Protection Officer?
Are you looking for specialized and specialized training courses?
consultancy.
Our team is made up of highly specialized resources, with high experience in the field and constantly updated and trained to offer the best advice.
in classroom & online.
Our team is made up of highly specialized resources, with high experience in the field and constantly updated and trained to offer the best advice.
DPO
Data Protection Officer.
We are DPO of some important realities (public and private). We can play this role thanks to the experience gained in over twenty years of experience in the field of privacy.
The concept of privacy has developed since Ancient Greece, when, in a series of philosophical treatises, reference is made to a “sense of confidentiality“.
Aristotle distinguishes between Polis, the public sphere of the individual, related to city activities, and Oikos, the private sphere, associated with domestic life. Thus the personal sphere is established, distinct from public and political.
For the ancient Greeks, the involvement of men in public life was of fundamental importance; at the same time, however, they recognized the need for an individual and private sphere, to be understood as a place to deal with their needs.
