Common Data Protection Topics

Product Compliance
Artificial Intelligence
Group Data Protection
Marketing
Employee Data
Protection
Training
Tools / Services
Data Transfer
Health Data
Data Act and the GDPR
Website Compliance
Data Analysis
Whistleblowing
Data Processing Agreements
Data Deletion
Data Breaches
Policies and Guidelines
CCTV
Supervisory Authorities
Complaints
Documentation
Data Protection Impact Assessment
Privacy Policies
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Training and Use of AI

The training and use of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”), especially Large Language Models (“LLM”), always present significant data protection challenges.

This concerns the lawfulness of processing often vast training datasets, the transparency of the models, the security of the applications themselves, and the implementation of the rights of data subjects whose data is used or who are affected by AI decisions.

Our Support for You

We advise you on the data protection-compliant training and use of AI applications and language models.

Our support includes assessing the legal bases for training and processing, guiding you through Data Protection Impact Assessments (“DPIA”), and advising on transparency, information obligations, and data minimisation.

We help you to implement the principles of Privacy by Design & by Default and to properly address risks such as bias.
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Compliance Requirements

The core obligations of the GDPR: an overview of the fundamental requirements for your company.

Data Protection Management

A clear structure and defined responsibilities are the foundation of any sustainably successful data protection management. We help you to embed data protection principles within your company, establish clear accountabilities, and foster a lasting data protection culture through policies and training.

How we support you:

  • Establishing clear data protection roles
  • Developing internal policies
  • onducting practical training sessions

Documentation and Accountability

The extensive documentation and accountability obligations are the basis for robust and sustainable data protection compliance. In particular, a meaningful Record of Processing Activities (“ROPA”) is fundamental for assessing risks and for providing information to supervisory authorities.


How we support you:

  • Creating and structuring of the ROPA
  • Reviewing existing documentation
  • Continuous maintenance and updating

Legal Bases

The lawfulness of data processing requires an applicable legal basis. We support you in the precise identification and robust documentation of this crucial compliance prerequisite.

How we support you:

  • Reviewing identified legal bases
  • Advising on specific questions, e.g., regarding legitimate interests
  • Support in handling consent matters

Data Transfers

Whether it's data processing agreements, intra-group data flows, or international transfers, we support you in meeting the complex legal requirements and advise you on identifying and minimising data protection risks.

How we support you:

  • Advice on data protection structuring
  • Reviewing documents and contracts (e.g., DPAs, SCCs, DTIAs)
  • Information on current legal developments (i.e., for third-country transfers)

Information and Transparency

Transparency is a cornerstone of the GDPR. You must inform data subjects clearly and comprehensibly about the processing of their data (e.g., through privacy notices).

How we support you:

  • Drafting and reviewing privacy notices
  • Ensuring information obligations are met
  • Advice on transparent communication

Data Subject Rights

The GDPR grants data subjects extensive rights regarding their personal data (e.g., access, deletion). Handling data subject requests efficiently, timely and in compliance with all legal requirements, including current judgements, is essential.

How we support you:

  • Implementing processes for fulfilling data subject rights
  • Drafting response letters
  • Support with complex requests

Data Security and Risk Management

The protection of personal data requires appropriate technical and organisational measures (“TOM”). A comprehensive risk assessment and, where necessary, a Data Protection Impact Assessment (“DPIA”) help to identify and implement suitable measures.

How we support you:

  • Assessing the adequacy of TOM
  • Support with risk assessments
  • Guidance on Data Protection Impact Assessments

Data Protection Incidents

Despite all precautions, incidents that qualify as data breaches can occur. Swift and comprehensive action, while adhering to notification deadlines for supervisory authorities and data subjects, is crucial to limit further adverse effects.

How we support you:

  • Developing a data breach management process
  • Support in assessing incidents
  • Guidance during the supervisory authority notification process

Deletion and Retention

Personal data may only be stored for as long as is necessary for the purpose or as required by statutory retention periods. A structured deletion concept is therefore essential.

How we support you:

  • Developing deletion concepts
  • Advice on data minimisation
  • Support with processes for implementing the deletion concept
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Common Data Protection Topics

Product Compliance Group Data Protection Employee Data Protection Marketing Measures Training Tools and Services Health Data Website Compliance Data Analysis Data Processing Agreements Training and Use of AI Data Sharing Data Act CCTV Data Deletion Data Protection Impact Assessment Policies and Guidelines Privacy Policies Whistleblowing Supervisory Authorities Complaints

Compliance Requirements

Data Protection Management Documentation Obligations Accountability Legal Bases Data Transfers Third-Country Transfers Information Obligations Transparency Obligations Data Subject Rights Data Security Risk Management Data Breaches Deletion and Retention

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