DPC GDPR Data Security
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Data security (Art. 32) for DPC self-assessment: risk assessment, technical and organisational measures, encryption, recovery, and secure destruction.
Getting Started
Add your source materials to the project workspace, then activate the DPC GDPR Data Security skill. The agent will guide you through the process step by step.
Example conversation
You: Our auditors want to see a written security programme and a risk assessment for personal data processing, aligned to GDPR Art. 32 and the DPC checklist.
Agent: I’ll use the data security reference (Art. 32 and DPC questions). I’ll draft a risk assessment section: processing in scope, risks to individuals, and mitigation. Then a security programme covering: technical and organisational measures, encryption in transit and at rest, access control, backup and recovery, secure destruction when retention ends, and a designated person for security and breach investigation. I’ll align each point to the DPC checklist questions so you can evidence them.
Output excerpt
Security programme (excerpt)
Risk assessment — Processing in scope: customer DB, HR records, email. Main risks: unauthorised access, loss in transit, inadequate destruction. Mitigation: access control, encryption, retention and secure deletion.
Technical and organisational measures (Art. 32)
- Encryption in transit (TLS) and at rest (AES-256) for personal data.
- Access limited by role; logging and review.
- Backup and recovery tested; RTO [X] hours.
- Secure destruction when retention ends (certified deletion / overwrite).
- Designated person: [Name] for security and breach investigation.
- Documented process for security-related complaints.
Aligned to DPC checklist: risk assessed, security programme documented, encryption, restoration, destruction, designated individual.
Extension and validation
This skill does not include custom validation tools. Elaboration is guided by the skill workflow and reference materials. You can add tools in extension.ts later (e.g. to check required sections or checklist coverage) if you want automated validation.