LGPD Compliance and Consulting.
Organize processes, information and responsibilities to handle personal data with greater clarity and security.
A solution must start with the right requirement.
Organize processes, information and responsibilities to handle personal data with greater clarity and security. The path is defined based on the organization’s context, the required level of integration and the boundaries that need to be documented.
Problems and needs addressed
LGPD compliance requires understanding what data is processed, why, by whom, for how long and with which controls. A standalone text does not solve the process.
Possible applications
- Data processing mapping
- Review of notices and consent flows
- Integration between privacy, security and operations
Development stages
Context, objectives and participants.
Alternatives, dependencies and risks.
Construction, testing and documentation.
Deployment and follow-up according to contract.
Technologies, security and requirements
Networks, languages, tools and integrations must be confirmed during the technical assessment. This page does not assume a fixed stack. Access, privacy, continuity, operational costs and support limits need to be part of the scope.
Possible deliverables
- Initial process survey
- Compliance recommendations
- Documentation and action plan per scope
Final deliverables depend on the diagnosis, the accepted proposal and each party’s responsibilities.
Frequently asked questions
Is the privacy policy enough for compliance?
No. It is part of transparency. Processes, contracts, security, governance and rights handling also need to be considered.
Does consulting replace a lawyer?
No. The technical scope should work together with the necessary legal assessment.
What data does the website collect?
Processing depends on active features. The website should disclose actual collection and review the notice when new integrations are configured.