With the Granite DPIA - Data Protection Impact Assessment tool, you can identify, assess and manage risks inherent in the processing of personal data. With Granite tools, you can assess the data protection impacts when planning the processing of personal data that is likely to pose a high risk to the rights and freedoms of individuals.
When does the processing of personal data require an impact assessment?
The obligation to carry out an impact assessment arises from:
processing situations referred to in the General Data Protection Regulation
the inclusion of the processing operation in the list of data protection authorities
national legislation
Impact assessment in processing situations specified in the General Data Protection Regulation
An impact assessment must be performed when the planned processing is likely to pose a high risk to the rights and freedoms of individuals. In particular, an impact assessment must be carried out when:
the processing of personal data involves the use of new technologies
processing on a large scale criminal convictions, offences or specific categories of personal data, such as health data, ethnic origin, political opinions, religious beliefs or sexual orientation
the personal characteristics of a person are assessed through automated processing, in a systematic and comprehensive manner, and the assessment leads to decisions that have legal effects or otherwise significantly affect the person
a public area is subject to systematic and extensive monitoring
Focus on data protection development and facilitate sustainable risk management work
With the Granite DPIA – Data Protection Impact Assessment tool, you can get a grip on the organisation’s data protection situation
A standardised software solution ensures a uniform assessment process
Automated reporting and log data enable authentication
Describe your personal data processing policy systematically, assess the proportionality and necessity of the processing, as well as the rights of data subjects
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