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Are you struggling to recruit a Data Protection Officer or Data Protection Consultant, or do you need additional support because your DPO has too much work, or has left the organisation? We understand that not every organisation has the resources or expertise to maintain an in-house DPO. That’s where we come in. We offer outsourcing services to act as your DPO or provide an interim solution on a permanent or temporary basis.
Outsourcing your Data Protection Officer can be a cost-effective and efficient way to ensure that your organisation is complying with data protection regulations while allowing you to focus on your core business activities. We can be your data protection helping hand and provide legal advice when your inhouse data protection lead needs additional support.
Our team of experienced professionals will work closely with you to understand your specific data protection needs and help you develop a comprehensive strategy to ensure compliance with EU GDPR, UK GDPR, Data Protection Act, and other relevant regulations. Our services start from as little as £500 per month. Get in touch with us today to see if we are a right fit for your organisation.
Bristol Airport approached DPAS several years ago, looking for data protection officer outsourced support.
They wanted advice of projects across the airport, and support assiting the in-house team in responding to complex enquiries. DPAS has been providing DPO services since, providing support remotely, to ensure the airport maintains its consistent compliance.
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bristol airport have worked closely with dpas for serveral years
They have been instrumental in providing services helping us to deliver transformative projects across our airport, legal support, with an ethical and pragmatic twist.
Hiring a full-time DPO can be expensive, especially for smaller businesses that may not have the resources to support a full-time staff member. By outsourcing your DPO, it can result in significant cost savings for your organisation.
Hiring a full-time DPO can be expensive, especially for smaller businesses that may not have the resources to support a full-time staff member. By outsourcing your DPO, it can result in significant cost savings for your organisation.
Outsourcing your DPO provides you with greater flexibility to scale up, or down, as needed. You can adjust the level of support you receive based on your organisation’s needs, which can be especially valuable during times of growth or change.
Data protection regulations are constantly changing and evolving. When you outsource your DPO, you can rely on the expertise of your service provider to stay up-to-date on the latest regulations and ensure that your organisation is compliant.
Outsourcing your DPO allows you to focus on your core business activities, whilst leaving the management of data protection to the experts. This can help improve overall efficiency and productivity within your organisation.
By outsourcing, you are assured that your DPO will not be subject to internal conflicting decision-making, and will balance the rights of the data subject with the business objectives in an independent manner.
Board level, independent Data Protection Officer cover, and full support of a privacy team.
Advice on International Data Transfers.
24/7 on call service to manage data breach incidents. The DPO and their team will provide support to the organisation and report the breach to the ICO when necessary.
Represent the organisation as the 1st point of contact with the ICO. This will include managing response to consultations, compliance, correspondence, audits, and breach notifications. We will also follow up on any compliance notices.
Assistance when negotiating contracts with suppliers regarding the transfer of data, where required.
Reviewing and updating your Data Protection and Information Security Policies.
Data Protection Officer assurance, risk analysis, and assistance in the completion of Data Protection Impact Assessments.
Monthly updates on ICO guidance. Bi-weekly data protection bulletins.
Support with Individual Rights Requests and Data Subject Access Requests.
Access via our online portal to a full suite of free templates, tools, policies, and more.
Attendance at Senior Leadership Meetings, Board meetings, or Audit and Assurance Committees when required.
Report on data protection compliance when required.
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT
Easy to understand data privacy and information security services that are always accessable, consistenty pragmatic and continually exceeding expectations.
If you want to be trained by an expert in their field, who is well known in the industry and has years of hands-on, practical data protection experience, then use us for your training.
Our training programmes are Internationally recognised and accredited by The Chartered Institute for IT (BCS) or Continual Professional Development (CPD) Scheme. Ensuring you choose an accredited course, will look better on your CV.
If you want to speak to our customers who have experienced our range of training courses then get in touch, we are always more than happy to pass on contact details of our customers, with their consent, of course!
When you train with us you get access to free tools, templates, policies and more which you can use in your organisation. We also offer 1 month of support after the courses to ensure your questions are answered.
If you want us to train your staff virtually we can, or if you’d prefer a more interactive option, then we can come to your place of work. We will always try and fit in with you and will be more than happy to discuss options with you.
We can offer bespoke courses that are created for your organisation. For example, we can simulate a cyber attack for your Senior Managers to see how they would react in a real life scenario.
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Please note all information on this website is for your help and guidance. It should not be regarded as an authoritative or definitive statement of the law.
