GDPR Compliance Services — From Gap Assessment to DPO

The General Data Protection Regulation affects every organisation that processes personal data of EU residents — regardless of where that organisation is headquartered. Non-compliance carries fines of up to $20 million or 4% of annual global turnover, whichever is higher. In 2023, EU data protection authorities issued over $2.1 billion in GDPR fines, with Meta alone receiving a $1.3 billion penalty. But beyond the fines, GDPR compliance builds customer trust, enables EU market access, and provides competitive advantage in B2B sales where data protection due diligence is standard. Opsio's GDPR compliance services cover the full regulation: data processing inventories and Records of Processing Activities (RoPA), Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA) for high-risk processing, consent management implementation using OneTrust or Cookiebot, data subject rights automation (access, erasure, portability, restriction), breach notification procedures meeting the 72-hour supervisory authority reporting requirement, cross-border data transfer mechanisms (SCCs, adequacy decisions), and ongoing compliance monitoring.

Without structured GDPR compliance, organisations accumulate data protection debt — personal data scattered across systems with no inventory, consent records that would not survive regulatory scrutiny, no documented process for handling data subject requests within the one-month deadline, and no tested breach notification procedure when the inevitable incident occurs. Data protection authorities increasingly conduct proactive audits, not just reactive investigations.

Every Opsio GDPR engagement includes gap assessment against all GDPR articles and recitals, comprehensive data mapping across all systems processing personal data, DPIA for high-risk processing activities, consent management platform implementation, data subject rights request handling workflows, breach notification procedures with templates and escalation paths, and DPO advisory services providing the independent oversight the regulation requires.

Common GDPR compliance challenges we solve: organisations with no Record of Processing Activities despite processing personal data across dozens of systems, consent mechanisms that do not meet the 'freely given, specific, informed, and unambiguous' standard, data subject access requests that take weeks because nobody knows where the data is, missing DPIAs for profiling, marketing automation, and employee monitoring activities, and cross-border data transfers to non-EU countries without proper safeguards.

Following GDPR compliance best practices, our gap assessment evaluates your current data protection posture against every relevant GDPR requirement and builds a prioritised implementation roadmap. We use proven data protection tools — OneTrust, TrustArc, Cookiebot, BigID — selected for your environment and budget. Whether you are implementing GDPR for the first time or strengthening an existing programme, Opsio delivers both the legal understanding and technical implementation to achieve demonstrable compliance. Wondering about GDPR compliance cost, whether you need a DPO, or how to handle cross-border transfers? Our assessment provides a clear, practical answer.