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⬇ Download PDF (17 pages)What this guide covers: Article 32 GDPR requires "appropriate" technical and organisational security measures, but doesn't spell out what that means for a real business. This guide translates it into concrete practice — encryption and password hashing, MFA and access control, breach detection, the Article 33/34 notification rules, vendor (Article 28) security, cloud misconfiguration, and AI-tool data risk — with a 20-point checklist you can run against your own organisation. It's informational, not legal advice; full detail and context are in the PDF.
Fifteen chapters. One practical guide.
Built for non-security teams
Written for businesses with IT support but no in-house security or compliance department — the measures that actually matter, in priority order.
The 72-hour rule, demystified
What "becoming aware" actually starts the clock, what a phased notification looks like, and how to avoid missing the deadline during a real incident.
A checklist you can run today
Twenty concrete, checkable items across encryption, access, detection, response, vendors, and people — a real audit, not a vague framework.
The GDPR articles that actually govern security.
Article 5(1)(f) Integrity & Confidentiality · Article 25 Security by Design & Default · Article 28 Processor Obligations · Article 32 Security of Processing · Article 33 Notification to the Supervisory Authority · Article 34 Communication to Data Subjects
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