EU regulation

GDPR

Personal data, handled properly.

GDPR applies to any company that handles personal data of people in the EU. Genroks turns its requirements into clear tasks, and the documents that prove you meet them.

  • 72 hours

    to report a personal data breach

  • 1 month

    to answer a data subject request

  • 4%

    of global turnover, or €20M, maximum fine

  • Any size

    of company handling EU personal data

GDPR isn't a certificate you hang on the wall. It's a set of obligations you meet every day, and Genroks keeps the proof in one place.

What it asks for

Every requirement, in plain language.

Lawful basis and transparency
Why you process data, and privacy notices that say so.
Records of processing
A living record of what data you hold, where and why.
Data subject rights
Access, correction and deletion requests, answered on time.
Processors and transfers
Data processing agreements and safe transfers outside the EU.
Security and breaches
Appropriate security, and a 72-hour breach process.
Impact assessments
DPIAs for high-risk processing.

With Genroks

From first question to GDPR, in four steps.

  1. Step 1

    Map

    Answer questions about the data you collect. Genroks builds your records of processing.

    You getRecords of processing
  2. Step 2

    Document

    Privacy notices, data processing agreements and a breach procedure, ready for you.

    You getNotices and agreements
  3. Step 3

    Operate

    Handle data subject requests and vendor reviews on time, with reminders.

    You getRequests handled on time
  4. Step 4

    Prove

    Everything a regulator or customer asks for, ready to share.

    You getEvidence on demand

Questions, answered.

  • Not in the way ISO 27001 has one. You show compliance with documentation and evidence: records of processing, policies, agreements and logs. Genroks keeps all of it current.

Get ready for GDPR.

Book a demo and see exactly where you stand on GDPR today, and what Genroks builds for you from there.