GDPR Article 22: Automated Decision-Making and Profiling
GDPR Article 22 prohibits decisions based solely on automated processing that produce legal or similarly significant effects, with three narrow exceptions.
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GDPR Article 22 prohibits decisions based solely on automated processing that produce legal or similarly significant effects, with three narrow exceptions.
Choose and document an Article 6 lawful basis. Apply the three-part Article 6(1)(f) test, handle objections and assess changes of purpose.
GDPR Article 7 sets out conditions for valid consent: demonstrability, intelligible request, easy withdrawal, and freely given. Practical implementation guide.
GDPR Article 16 gives data subjects the right to have inaccurate personal data corrected and incomplete data completed. Procedure, deadlines, and exceptions.
GDPR Article 44 sets the general principle for international data transfers: protection must not be undermined. Safeguards hierarchy, adequacy, derogations.
Evaluate GDPR software for Germany: BDSG designation criteria, external-DPO service boundaries, employee-data review and usable German exports.
Evaluate DORA software with register validation, incident-reporting and provider-exit trials. Scope, acceptance evidence and proposal questions for financial entities.
Evaluate GDPR software for Italy through Article 130 marketing rules, withdrawal propagation, employee-monitoring review and Italian acceptance evidence.
Evaluate GDPR software for Dutch teams with proportionate identity checks, BSN questions, redaction, response delivery and a scoped trial.
Compare OneTrust alternatives by workflow, migration needs and vendor proposal. Practical shortlist questions for EU privacy teams evaluating a replacement.
Evaluate DPO software by working mode: independent advice records, client isolation, management decisions, mandate handover and scoped costs.
Select DORA software for a startup by legal entity scope, Article 16 eligibility, operational evidence, supplier workflows and a comparable written quote.
Assess GDPR and Swiss FADP software requirements: applicability, register exemptions, breach thresholds, transfer safeguards and a practical procurement trial.
Compare documented ServiceNow, Vanta and Drata scope, buyer segments, supplier workflows, incident reporting, evidence and total-cost questions.
Evaluate GDPR software for Denmark through deletion evidence, Danish workflows, retention exceptions and a scoped procurement trial.
GDPR vs AML conflicts: 5-10 year retention, KYC data minimization, AMLA 2026 launch, sanctions screening. Resolutions per Art. 6(1)(c) + Art. 23.
A practical review of privacy-workflow scope, evidence, implementation and procurement questions.
Complete guide to GDPR Records of Processing Activities (ROPA) under Article 30, covering mandatory fields, templates, and controller vs processor duties.