Guides for buying outside help with GDPR: an outsourced DPO, an EU representative, internal and external audits, and compliance software.
Whether and how to use an external data protection officer: when a DPO is mandatory, the service contract option, required expertise, independence and conflict rules, what tasks remain, and responsibility staying with the organization.
What an Article 27 representative does and does not do, who needs one, where it must be located, why it cannot be the external DPO, and why it does not give access to the one-stop-shop.
What a GDPR audit is when the law requires none: DPO compliance monitoring, periodic security audits, processor audits, supervisory authority audit powers, and voluntary certification as the external option.
What compliance software can and cannot do for GDPR: open-source and free GRC tools that ship a GDPR framework and keep risk registers and evidence, licensing traps, and the records and evidence the GDPR itself expects.
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