What GDPR Article 32 expects you to keep testing after the audit
GDPR has no audit that ends the work. Article 32 asks for regular testing of your security measures. Here is a monitoring routine that produces evidence.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
GDPR has no audit that ends the work. Article 32 asks for regular testing of your security measures. Here is a monitoring routine that produces evidence.
A FedRAMP package centers on the SSP, the assessment plan and report, and the POA&M. Keep the documents consistent with each other and with your diagrams.
Answer Essential Eight questions with a maturity level per strategy, a date and the evidence behind it. Never claim a level you have not assessed.
DORA is the EU regulation on digital operational resilience for financial entities, applying since 17 January 2025. What it covers and a first plan.
Collect proof of timely consumer requests, current notices, honored opt outs and reasonable security. What to gather, what to automate and how often.
Keep proof of notices, request handling with response times, opt-out signal handling and service provider terms. CCPA has no certificate, only regulators.
A C5 report shows controls at one point or period. Between audits you need ongoing checks, change tracking and a yearly review. A practical routine.
BSI C5 has no supply chain chapter. Map your SBOMs, vulnerability handling and supplier reviews to its development and supplier criteria, then confirm.
A checklist of technical areas a TISAX assessment against the VDA ISA tends to probe: access, crypto, logging, patching, backups and supplier access.
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