Data protection needs to work in day-to-day operations and be considered from the outset when new processes, products, and technologies are introduced. SilverQ brings clarity to requirements and risks, supports the people responsible, and monitors compliance with applicable data protection obligations. We combine regulatory guidance with a pragmatic view of organization and technology. Your company remains responsible for the lawful processing of personal data. The role of a Data Protection Officer does not replace case-specific legal advice from qualified legal counsel.

• Structured onboarding of the mandate
  Reviewing the existing data protection organization, clarifying responsibilities, and transparently planning the next steps.
• Advice for leadership and specialist teams
  Providing clear guidance on data protection requirements and early support for relevant business decisions.
• Monitoring and regular reporting
  Conducting risk-based reviews of the data protection organization and providing actionable recommendations to senior management.
• Processing activities, agreements, and service providers
  Supporting records of processing activities and reviewing data processing agreements, data flows, and the use of external providers.
• Data protection impact assessments and safeguards
  Advising on elevated risks, data protection impact assessments, and reviews of technical and organizational measures.
• Data subject rights and data protection incidents
  Supporting a structured response to requests, complaints, potential personal data breaches, and required notifications.
• Awareness and training
  Providing practical knowledge of relevant data protection principles for employees, managers, and project owners.
• Data protection for software, cloud services, and AI
  Supporting digital products, new systems, and AI applications from an early stage, with a clear focus on personal data, access rights, and transparent data flows.
• Point of contact for individuals and supervisory authorities
  Serving as an independent contact for data protection matters and working professionally with the competent supervisory authority.