Collabora Online and GDPR
How self-hosting Collabora Online supports GDPR: in-memory processing, no document storage on the editor, where personal data does live in the WOPI host, processor roles, and records to keep.

Using self-hosted Collabora Online to meet GDPR, data sovereignty, accessibility, ISO 27001, NIS2, SOC 2, HIPAA and software supply chain requirements.
How self-hosting Collabora Online supports GDPR: in-memory processing, no document storage on the editor, where personal data does live in the WOPI host, processor roles, and records to keep.
Using Collabora Online where public procurement requires accessibility: the BITV 2.0, EN 301 549 and WCAG 2.2 audit of Writer, the accessibility checker, PDF/UA output and what remains to test.
Using the SPDX 3.0.1 SBOM published from 26.04 for vulnerability management and supplier assessments, and what the Cyber Resilience Act means for organisations deploying Collabora Online.
Mapping ISO 27001 Annex A controls to a Collabora Online deployment: secure configuration, access control through the WOPI host, logging, patching and supplier management with Collabora's own certification.
Applying NIS2 risk management measures to self-hosted document editing: patching from advisories, supply chain evidence, access control, incident logging and supported versions.
The evidence a self-hosted Collabora Online deployment produces for SOC 2: configuration baselines, upgrade change records, access reviews in the WOPI host, monitoring and vulnerability management.
Editing documents that contain protected health information with self-hosted Collabora Online: where PHI is stored, transmission security, audit trails in the host platform and access controls.

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