GDPR Technical Compliance — Built by Engineers, Not Lawyers
Article 32 requires encryption, pseudonymization, audit logs, breach detection, and tested backups. Your lawyer can draft your Privacy Policy — but who builds the technical systems? That's us.
Your lawyer drafted your Privacy Policy. But who:
- ❌Encrypted your PostgreSQL with customer-managed keys?
- ❌Built a SIEM to detect breaches within 72 hours?
- ❌Created the pipeline that erases user data from ALL systems within 30 days?
- ❌Tested your backup restoration last quarter?
- ❌Documented every PII access with timestamps?
These are GDPR Article 32 requirements.
These are engineering problems. We solve them.
GDPR Articles → Web Direct Services
A map of regulatory obligations to the technical services that fulfill them.
| GDPR Article | Requirement | Web Direct Services |
|---|---|---|
| Article 5(1)(f) | Integrity & Confidentiality | Database Encryption · TLS Modernization · Access Control |
| Article 25 | Privacy by Design and by Default | Architecture Review · Consent Management · Anonymization |
| Article 30 | Records of Processing Activities | Data Discovery · PII Mapping · Compliance Dashboard |
| Article 32 | Security of Processing | Encryption · Pseudonymization · Backup · SIEM · Pentest |
| Article 33 | Breach Notification to Authority (72h) | Detection Pipeline · IRP · Notification Automation |
| Article 34 | Communication to Data Subjects | Mass-notification System · Communication Templates |
| Article 35 | DPIA | DPIA Technical · AI/ML Privacy · Biometrics Compliance |
| Article 15 | Right of Access | DSAR Automation Portal |
| Article 17 | Right to Erasure | Erasure Automation Pipeline |
| Article 22 | Automated Decision-Making | Article 22 Compliance Engineering |
| Article 28 | Processor Obligations | Vendor Audit · Third-Party DPA Management |
8 Engineering Categories
Each category covers a specific domain of GDPR Article 32 technical requirements.
Assessment & Audit
Identify GDPR compliance gaps, map personal data flows, and audit third-party processors before remediation begins.
Encryption & Cryptography
Implement Article 32 encryption: database at rest, TLS in transit, field-level encryption for special categories, pseudonymization, and secrets management.
Resilience & Data Rights
Build GDPR-compliant backup architecture, disaster recovery, high availability, and automate data subject rights (erasure, access requests).
Logging, Monitoring & Audit
Log all PII access with timestamps, deploy SIEM for 72-hour breach detection, user behavior analytics, and DPO compliance dashboards.
Breach Response
Develop incident response plans, automate breach detection and 72-hour notifications, build forensic readiness, run tabletop exercises.
Privacy by Design
Architecture reviews, consent management platforms, data minimization, anonymization pipelines, retention automation, and developer training.
DPIA & High-Risk Processing
Technical components for Data Protection Impact Assessments — AI/ML privacy engineering, biometrics compliance, automated decision-making (Article 22).
Managed GDPR Operations
Ongoing GDPR engineering retainer: monthly review, incident response on-call, compliance monitoring, and technical DPO support.
Realistic timeline — what to expect
We follow EU B2B best practices for contract fairness, GDPR-compliant DPA execution, and secure payment processing.
- T+0hSubmit request via form
- T+4hInitial proposal & draft invoice (EU business hours, Mon–Fri 9–18 EET)
- T+1–3dDiscovery call — 30 min scope clarification
- T+2–3dFinal proposal & contract sent
- T+3–5dContract signed (e-signature)
- T+4–6dAdvance payment received
- T+5–7dService kickoff — engineer assigned, project board created
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