Data Subject Rights

The GDPR grants data subjects a range of rights. Controllers must implement appropriate procedures to handle these requests in a timely manner (usually within one month) and comprehensively.
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Legal background

The GDPR grants data subjects a range of rights, including the right of access (Art. 15), erasure (Art. 17), and to object (Art. 21). Controllers must implement appropriate procedures to handle these requests in a timely manner (usually within one month) and in full.

Our support for you

Handling data subject requests requires the utmost care and adherence to short deadlines.

As your external DPO, we advise you on developing and implementing efficient internal processes to ensure that you can fulfil requests for access, erasure, or rectification correctly and on time.

We assist you in reviewing and creating response templates. In the case of complex requests or difficult balancing decisions, we are at your side with advice to support you in formulating a compliant response and to minimise risks.
Dr Marc Störing
Managing Director
Certified Information Privacy Professional, CIPP/E
+49 175 930 555 1
marc.stoering@osborneclarke-services.com
Dr. Marc Störing
Geschäftsführer
+49 175 930 555 1
marc.stoering@osborneclarke-services.com
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OC Services GmbH, Innere Kanalstraße 15, 50823 Cologne, Germany
Registration Court: Local Court of Cologne, HRB 92393
Managing Director: Gereon Abendroth, Nicolas Gabrysch-Wolff, Dr Marc Störing
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