GDPR remains the compliance requirement every European customer checks first. Whether you serve consumers or other businesses, sooner or later a customer, partner or Datatilsynet will ask you to show — not promise — that personal data is handled lawfully and securely. ITSecOps makes your GDPR posture real: documented, technically enforced and monitored around the clock.
What we deliver
- Data mapping and records of processing (Article 30): we inventory what personal data you hold, where it lives, who touches it and why.
- Policies and agreements: privacy policy, retention rules and the data-processing agreements (DPAs) your customers and vendors keep asking for.
- Security of processing (Article 32): encryption, access control, MFA, backups and logging — implemented by our engineers, not left as recommendations in a PDF.
- Breach readiness: a tested incident-response plan so a personal-data breach is contained fast and notified to the supervisory authority within 72 hours when required.
- DPO-as-a-service: a named privacy contact for your customers and authorities, without a full-time hire.
- Staff training: short, practical sessions that stop the phishing click before it becomes an Article 33 notification.
Why pair GDPR with security operations
Most GDPR failures are security failures: stolen credentials, unpatched systems, no logs to prove what happened. Because ITSecOps runs a 24/7 SOC, your GDPR programme is backed by continuous monitoring — the difference between claiming appropriate technical measures and demonstrably having them. Combined with NIS2 and ISO 27001 readiness, one programme covers all three.
Who this is for
- Norwegian and EU/EEA SMBs that need to answer customer due-diligence and Datatilsynet enquiries with confidence.
- Companies outside the EU selling into Europe that need GDPR compliance to close deals.
- MSPs whose clients demand GDPR-compliant operations and documentation.
Frequently asked questions
Does GDPR apply to B2B companies?
Yes. Employee data, contact persons at customers, CVs, CCTV and marketing lists are all personal data. B2B does not exempt you — it just changes what your processing records look like.
Do we need a Data Protection Officer?
Only some organisations are required to appoint one, but most SMBs benefit from a named privacy owner. Our DPO-as-a-service gives you that role at a fraction of a hire.
What happens if we have a breach?
With our SOC watching, the breach is detected and contained first; then we run your notification assessment and, where required, file with the supervisory authority within 72 hours — with the evidence to back it.
How fast can we become compliant?
A focused SMB programme — mapping, policies, technical controls, training — typically lands in 6–10 weeks, then runs as a light quarterly cycle.