European market
Serve European customers
Build a privacy program that supports customer expectations across the EU and UK.
GDPR 
compliance.Simple. Secure. Fast.
Build a GDPR program around the personal data you handle. We combine privacy controls, technical security, and expert guidance to help you serve European customers.
Privacy controls- Technical security
- Expert guidance
Protect data.
Earn customer trust.
Meet European customers’ privacy expectations with controls built around how your business uses personal data.
Real privacy controls
Put privacy into practice
Connect policies to data mapping, consent management, encryption, and access controls.
Focused implementation
Focus on relevant work
We identify the requirements that apply to your business and focus implementation on your processing activities.
Privacy and security.
Working together.
Combine organizational measures and technical safeguards in one GDPR program.
Data mapping and inventory
Map the personal data you collect, where it lives, how it moves, and who can access it.
Technical security measures
Support Article 32 security measures with encryption, access controls, audit logging, and monitoring.
Privacy training
Help everyone handling personal data understand their GDPR responsibilities, from developers to customer support.
Cross-border transfers.
Clear guidance.
Serving EU customers from the US? We help you assess cross-border data flows and identify the transfer mechanisms your operations need.
Security first. Compliance follows.Have SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
Have SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
Add the privacy work.
Reuse security controls and evidence from SOC 2 or ISO 27001. We help you add GDPR-specific privacy requirements without repeating shared work.
Security first. Compliance follows.Have SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
Have SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
Add the privacy work.
Reuse security controls and evidence from SOC 2 or ISO 27001. We help you add GDPR-specific privacy requirements without repeating shared work.
Your security foundation.
Already in place.
Start with the work you’ve already done for SOC 2 or ISO 27001. Existing security checks stay in place as we identify what GDPR still needs.
Shared controls.
No duplicate work.
Map your existing security controls to GDPR. The same verified evidence supports the requirements they share.
Add the privacy requirements.
Build on that foundation with GDPR-specific work: data mapping, processing records and privacy workflows. Your agent helps prepare what it can.
An expert reviews the details.
Your Oneleet expert helps work through the privacy questions that need human judgment, including your processing activities and international transfers.
Existing work.
New coverage.
Keep your security foundation and add the privacy requirements. Explore how the same controls support GDPR alongside your other frameworks.
GDPR questions,
answered plainly.
Personal data, your responsibilities, and what a practical privacy program needs.
Can GDPR apply if our company is outside Europe?
Yes. GDPR can apply outside the EU when you offer goods or services to people in the EU or monitor their behavior there. Your processing activities determine applicability.
What counts as personal data?
Personal data relates to an identified or identifiable person. Contact details, employee records, account identifiers, and online activity may qualify. We help map what you collect, use, store, and share.
What is the difference between a controller and a processor?
A controller decides why and how personal data is processed. A processor handles it on the controller’s behalf. Your role can vary by activity, with different responsibilities and agreements.
Does having SOC 2 or ISO 27001 mean we meet GDPR?
No. Security controls help, but GDPR also requires attention to lawful processing, transparency, individual rights, retention, contracts, and international transfers.
Can we transfer personal data outside the EEA?
Transfers need an applicable Chapter V basis, such as an adequacy decision or appropriate safeguards. The approach depends on the countries, parties, and processing involved. Security controls alone are not enough.
What does ongoing GDPR work involve?
Keep data inventories, privacy information, supplier agreements, and security measures current. Maintain working processes for individual rights, retention, and incident handling.
Privacy and security.
One partner.
Let’s scope your GDPR program and connect privacy requirements with technical safeguards.