Protecting personal data requires technical controls, not just documents.
Securyza supports the technical and organisational security layer around GDPR: identity, access, logging, backup, resilience, incident response and supplier security. Legal privacy advice remains separate where specialist legal expertise is required.
The outcome we sell
Translate data risk into verifiable technical measures and evidence that management, DPOs, advisers and auditors can understand.
What the Securyza perimeter includes
Access controls
MFA, least privilege, account lifecycle and administrative privileges.
Data resilience
Backup, restore, immutability and continuity proportionate to risk.
Logging
Audit trail and monitoring where needed and technically sustainable.
Incident readiness
Technical procedures for containment, evidence and recovery.
Supplier security
Technical assessment of suppliers and third-party access.
Evidence
Configurations, reports, testing and remediation that can be documented.
Concrete controls, clear ownership and fewer blind spots.
How we move it into production
Assessment, design, implementation and management follow a verifiable path. Tools can change; ownership, documentation and outcomes must remain clear.
Scope
Connect data, systems, users and suppliers to the technical perimeter.
Gap analysis
Assess current controls against actual risk.
Remediation
Implement or coordinate the agreed technical measures.
Evidence
Collect technical outputs demonstrating management and improvement.
When this solution makes sense
It does not live in isolation: it connects to the other Securyza layers.
FAQ
Does Securyza replace the DPO or privacy lawyer?
No. Securyza primarily covers the technical and operational security layer. Legal privacy matters and formal roles may require dedicated professionals.
Are GDPR and NIS2 the same?
No. They have different objectives and scope, although many cybersecurity, incident response and governance controls can support both journeys.
Before selling technology, we measure the real problem.
We can start with a Security Exposure Check or a focused assessment and build a proposal with clear priorities, costs and ownership.