DPIA | UMANIQ

Data Protection Impact Assessment

In an age where data drives innovation, responsible handling of personal data is no longer optional, it's a legal and ethical necessity. The GDPR requires organizations to conduct a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) when processing is likely to result in a high risk to individuals' rights and freedoms.

Whether you're launching a new product, implementing AI, or rethinking internal systems, a DPIA is your blueprint to embed privacy at the core.

At UMANIQ, we help organizations perform DPIAs that go beyond compliance, enabling responsible data use while building long-term trust with users, partners, and regulators.

Data Protection Impact Assessment

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Six steps to evaluate and reduce data privacy risk

1. Kick-off Workshop

 We bring your key stakeholders together to align on the legal and strategic importance of the DPIA process. 

2. Process mapping

We work with you to map out the data flows, systems, and purposes involved in the processing activity. 

3. Risk Identification

We assess potential impacts on data subjects, including risks related to profiling, automation, sensitive data, and large-scale processing. 

4. Legal & Technical Analysis

 We evaluate whether safeguards, contractual controls, and technical measures are sufficient under GDPR. 

5. Mitigation Plan

Where needed, we propose improvements to reduce risks to acceptable levels, including alternative processing methods or stronger security. 

6. Final Report

 We deliver a regulator-ready DPIA report that includes documentation of the process, risk assessment, and mitigation actions. 

Privacy is a mindset, not a checkbox

“Privacy isn’t a barrier to innovation, it’s how we build innovation that lasts.”

UMANIQ empowers your teams to foresee and address privacy risks, ensuring sustainable and responsible data practices.

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Why conduct a DPIA?

  • Reduces the risk of data breaches and GDPR fines
  • Demonstrates accountability and transparency
  • Aligns new initiatives and technologies with privacy-by-design principles
  • Builds trust with customers, partners, and regulators

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