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Whether start-ups or international group companies, banks or insurances, or even nonprofit organizations, like charitable foundations, associations or federations: Anyone who processes personal data in Germany commercially will have to take due account of data privacy and compliance.
This does not only involve compliance with the rules of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the new German Federal Data Protection Act (BDSG-neu). Privacy rules are also contained in numerous other laws that set out special industry-specific aspects of data protection or overlapping issues treated, for instance, in the
Under the provisions of the GDPR, the major responsibility of any organization is no longer limited to "living" in compliance with data protection requirements - as was actually common practice in the old Federal Data Protection Act - but also to be able at all times to actively demonstrate such concept as part of the so-called accountability.
WINHELLER's data protection experts provide cross-industry advice to domestic or foreign companies or nonprofit organizations and develop tailor-made data protection compliance concepts depending on the type, size, and focus of an enterprise.
In this context, we proceed in three steps:
If you are seeking assistance in making your company or nonprofit organization fit in terms of data protection, our team will be glad to assist you. We will be pleased to prepare an individual proposal for your organization. Let us take the burden of privacy compliance off your shoulders, while you concentrate on your day-to-day business.
Your contact in case of any questions relating to data protection compliance is Attorney Olga Stepanova. The easiest way to reach us is by e-mail (info@winheller.com) or by phone (+49 69 76 75 77 80). Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions.
30.12.2021 - Olga Stepanova
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