GDPR compliance,built-in data protection
The EU General Data Protection Regulation governs how organizations collect, process and store the personal data of individuals in the EU. It establishes data-subject rights, lawful bases and obligations backed by significant fines.
What GDPR asks of you
The requirements below define GDPR. ComplyEasyAI maps your environment to each one.
Lawful basis & consent
Establish and record a valid lawful basis for every processing activity.
Data-subject rights
Enable access, rectification, erasure, portability and objection requests.
Records of processing
Maintain a RoPA describing what you process and why.
DPIAs
Assess high-risk processing before it begins.
Breach notification
Report qualifying breaches to authorities within 72 hours.
From scoping to a clean report
Scope
Define the systems, boundaries and requirements your program will cover.
Connect your stack
Link cloud, identity, code and ticketing with read-only access; controls are discovered and mapped.
Collect evidence
AI agents gather configuration and activity evidence on a schedule, building a versioned trail.
Monitor & remediate
Continuous monitoring flags drift the moment it happens and routes it to an owner.
Track effectiveness
Operating effectiveness is recorded over time, ready for your observation window.
Report & hand off
Organized, current evidence is packaged for auditors and stakeholders.
Automate the work that doesn’t need a human
Control mapping
Your environment is mapped to each requirement, so you see exactly which control satisfies what.
Automated evidence
Read-only integrations build a versioned, timestamped trail instead of manual screenshots.
Continuous monitoring
Drift surfaces as soon as it happens, not during fieldwork.
Readiness dashboards
Real-time views highlight failing or unmapped controls with owners attached.
Multi-framework reuse
Shared controls are mapped once and reused across every framework you run.
Audit-ready reporting
Export organized, current evidence packages on demand.
Map once, reuse across programs
GDPR questions, answered
Does GDPR apply to non-EU companies?
Yes — it applies to any organization processing the personal data of individuals in the EU, regardless of where the company is based.
What is a DPIA?
A Data Protection Impact Assessment evaluates and mitigates privacy risk before high-risk processing begins.
What are the fines?
Up to €20 million or 4% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher.
How do you help?
The platform maintains your RoPA, tracks data-subject requests and structures DPIAs so obligations stay current.
Start your GDPR program.
Map the requirements, automate the evidence, stay audit-ready.