Protect your organization with comprehensive security testing designed specifically for GDPR compliance. Simulate real-world attacks and demonstrate due diligence to regulators.
Security testing designed specifically around GDPR’s “appropriate technical and organisational measures” (Article 32). We simulate real-world cyberattacks on systems processing personal data, map vulnerabilities directly to GDPR compliance risks, and provide proof of proactive security for regulators, auditors, and DPOs.
Minimize risk of costly penalties and reputational damage
Show regulators and clients your commitment to compliance
Find data leaks and weak points before attackers do
Enhance incident response and DPIA processes
Show customers your dedication to data protection
Fulfill mandatory testing requirements for compliance frameworks
Insecure APIs exposing personal data through inadequate authentication or authorization controls.
Public cloud storage buckets and misconfigured access controls exposing sensitive information.
Poor session management and authentication mechanisms compromising data access security.
Insufficient encryption implementation for data at rest and in transit.
Overly broad permissions allowing unauthorized access to personal data.
Inadequate logging and monitoring for data access and potential breaches.
Findings mapped to specific GDPR articles and requirements
Suitable for DPOs, auditors, and regulatory reviews
Clear priorities and actionable insights, not just technical jargon
Align with EU and international data transfer regulations
Testing data input, session handling, authentication, and upload mechanisms to ensure personal data security.
Identify misconfigurations in AWS, Azure, and GCP that could expose personal data.
Uncover insecure data exposure in microservices and API endpoints handling personal information.
Identify misconfigurations in AWS, Azure, and GCP that could expose personal data.
Simulated phishing attacks to test employee awareness and data protection practices.
Validate security of international transfers and third-party data processors.
Before launching new products that handle personal data
After migrating to cloud platforms or integrating SaaS solutions
Following any security incident or near miss
As part of Data Protection Impact Assessment procedures
Annually, as a best practice compliance measure
Maintain customer trust and organizational credibility
Supports ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS compliance requirements
Avoid mandatory breach reporting through proactive security
Prove "reasonable security measures" during regulatory reviews
Get answers to common questions about software vulnerability checking and security testing.
Not mandatory, but strongly recommended to prove compliance.
At least once a year or after major system changes.
No, tests are safe and scheduled to avoid disruption.
Executive summary, technical report, GDPR mapping, and retest report.
Yes — it shows proactive compliance and reduces breach risk.
Any business processing EU citizens’ personal data.
Insecure APIs, misconfigured cloud storage, weak access controls.
It links findings directly to GDPR risks and compliance articles.
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