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A guide answers one question and a note answers a smaller one. These pages collect both, and point at the reference the facts came from.
- Subprocessors, and the facts that go stale
Guides and notes on keeping subprocessor lists true: legal entities rather than brands, transfer mechanisms, and what to do when a vendor changes.
2 guides · 4 notes
- NIS2 is a directive, and your client is in a country
What differs between national transpositions of NIS2: registration duties and deadlines, the authority to report to, and the countries where the law is not in place yet.
2 guides · 4 notes
- The EU AI Act, from the questions you have to ask
Role before risk category, the inventory that everything else depends on, and the obligation dates as they stand after the Digital Omnibus.
1 guide · 2 notes
- Questionnaires your client can still defend a year later
A method for answering security questionnaires from confirmed facts and quoted documents, and for marking what nobody has checked.
2 guides · 3 notes
- What breaks between ten clients and forty
Operating notes for outsourced DPOs and privacy consultants: what to standardise, what stays bespoke, and how documentation stops being true without anyone noticing.
3 guides · 2 notes
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