GDPR

With Kertos, you can build a powerful data protection management system (DMS) that helps you meet all the legal requirements of the GDPR. Our platform simplifies the entire data protection process - from recording and documentation to compliance with GDPR guidelines - and ensures that you can easily and efficiently integrate compliance into your business processes.

Leading companies trust in Kertos

Managing personal data with ease

Kertos makes GDPR compliance easier than ever before. Our platform centralizes all aspects of data protection management so you have everything under control, from data collection to documentation and GDPR compliance. Kertos helps you to seamlessly integrate data protection guidelines into your company processes, identify and minimize risks. Regular automated audits and transparent documentation ensure that you always remain compliant and strengthen the trust of your stakeholders.

Automatic processing in conformity with GDPR

Receiving numerous data subject requests? No problem!

With Kertos, you can automate the processing of requests from affected parties – efficiently, scalably and securely. From receipt of the request to the final response, everything runs in real time and completely automatically. Our platform easily integrates all data sources via APIs in just a few minutes, so you can ensure seamless data capture. This means that requests from affected parties can be processed without tedious searching and time-consuming manual processing of customer communication. This saves you time and resources and allows your teams to focus on the essentials.

ROPA, TOM & DFSA creation made easy

Record of Processing Activities (RoPA)

Easily generate Records of Processing Activities (RoPAs) thanks to integration into your IT landscape, ensuring that all data processing activities are comprehensively documented and readily accessible at any time.

Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)

Create Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) through the platform and ensure that risks are systematically identified and assessed.

Technical and Organizational Measures (TOM)

Automate the documentation of Technical and Organizational Measures (TOMs) according to Article 32 of the GDPR and easily demonstrate that your security measures are GDPR-compliant.

Transfer Impact Assessment (TIA)

Quickly and easily create Transfer Impact Assessments (TIAs) with Kertos using the integrated vendor management system and your existing data sources.

All Features of Our DMS Solution

Automate data protection according to the GDPR with the intuitive data protection management system and, if needed, book an external Data Protection Officer (DSB).

Kertos Discovery

Identify all compliance-relevant systems and data in real-time and gain a clear overview of data silos and IT infrastructure.

Website Scan

Scan your website architecture and automatically discover connected tools, applications, and security vulnerabilities.

Automated Data Subject Requests Proessing

GDPR-compliant processing of deletion and access requests by automating the entire process from the request to confirmation.

Automated RoPA, TOM, DPIA Management

Automate RoPAs, DPIAs, TOMs, and TIAs to quickly and efficiently create GDPR-compliant documentation without manual effort.

Basis für dein ISMS

Leverage your connected data in the Kertos automation platform to rapidly accelerate the development of your ISMS and save up to 50% in time and costs.

KAI – Intelligent Assistant

Simplify your compliance processes with KAI, an AI-powered chatbot that guides you through the complex regulations of the GDPR and other compliance modules (ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS 2, AI Act).

 
 

Real-Time Compliance Monitoring

Continuously monitor your compliance status in real-time to proactively respond to deviations and remain audit-ready at all times.

DPO On Demand

Optionally access a certified external Data Protection Officer who provides quick and strategically sound answers to your data protection questions.

Frequently Asked Questions about the GDPR

Information about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)