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Failing to be GDPR Compliant
Is Too Expensive
What non-compliance actually costs a business.
Hefty GDPR Penalties
Up to €20 million or 4% of global turnover — and it reaches non-EU companies too.
Risks of Lawsuits
Claims from affected individuals — and lost contracts with clients who demand compliance.
Lost Deals or Procurements
Without proof of compliance, tenders disqualify you and deals stall.
Reputational Damage
A breach costs trust instantly, and the damage outlasts the incident.
Data Protection Types of Support
Four ways we take data protection off your desk.
Legal Consulting for Data Protection
We interpret GDPR provisions and align them with your business model, for legal certainty in complex environments.
Explore legal consulting servicesDPO-as-a-Service
Outsourced Data Protection Officer for organizations without an internal one. We monitor compliance and act as the contact point for supervisory authorities.
Explore DPO-as-a-ServiceInformation Security & Regulatory Alignment
Compliance now demands information security as well. We integrate GDPR with broader frameworks, including NIS 2 and DORA.
Explore information security servicesData Representative for Foreign Companies
The EU-mandated GDPR Data Representative for businesses outside the EU — your official contact point with data subjects and authorities.
Explore GDPR representative servicesLegal Consulting Services
The work we are engaged for most often, from a first compliance project to due diligence in a transaction.
GDPR & DPA Compliance Project
- Complete frameworks in days, not months.
- Data flow mapping, risk assessments, documentation.
Data Protection Agreements
- Controller and processor responsibilities, clearly split.
- Clauses that keep pace with regulatory change.
International Data Transfer Risk Advisory
- Recipient country analysis and added safeguards.
- Cross-border flows that stay compliant.
Support During Regulatory Audits and Inspections
- Guidance through supervisory investigations.
- Accurate, timely responses to regulators.
M&A and Investment: GDPR Due Diligence
- Target compliance, data handling, liabilities.
- Policies, DPAs and transfer mechanisms reviewed.
Data Protection Law Training
Two programmes: one for the whole team, one for the people who carry formal responsibility.
Training for Staff
Practical sessions on everyday risks, best practices and compliance awareness, so your team becomes the first line of defense against data breaches. Under GDPR, staff must stay continuously informed, so refreshers matter.
Book trainingTraining for DPOs
Advanced expertise for Data Protection Officers: GDPR obligations, risk management, dealing with supervisory authorities and building compliance into business processes.
Book trainingZunic Law & Whisperly AI
Smarter GDPR Compliance
Our team works inside Whisperly, an AI-powered privacy platform. Legal advice and the software that carries it out sit in one place, so compliance is documented and audit-ready from day one.
RoPA for controller and processor roles
A guided seven-step record. The AI suggests legal bases, retention periods and transfer mechanisms.
Track your compliance or audit progress
A live tracker shows every phase of the programme, with owners, deadlines and completion rates.
No more Excel. No more back and forth emails.
Records, recipients, DPAs and assessments live in one workspace shared with your legal team.
Generate policies and reports in a few clicks
RoPAs, DPIAs, measures and open risks are drawn straight from your records into finished documents.
See how your compliance would look in Whisperly
We set up your workspace, map your existing documentation and show you where the gaps are.
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions companies ask us most often about data protection.
Who needs to comply with the GDPR?
Any organization that offers goods or services to people in the EU, or monitors their behaviour, regardless of where it is established. Serbian companies are also covered by the domestic Law on Personal Data Protection.
What is a Record of Processing Activities (RoPA) and do we need one?
A RoPA sets out what personal data you process, why, on what basis, who receives it and how long you keep it. It is usually the first document a supervisory authority asks to see.
When do we have to appoint a Data Protection Officer?
Where processing is carried out by a public authority, where core activities involve regular and systematic monitoring on a large scale, or where special categories of data are processed on a large scale. The role can be filled externally.
How long does a GDPR compliance project take?
With a structured methodology and the right tooling, weeks rather than months. The timeline depends on how many systems, vendors and cross-border transfers are in scope.
Can we transfer personal data outside the EU?
Yes, where an appropriate transfer mechanism is in place, such as an adequacy decision or standard contractual clauses, supported by an assessment of the recipient country and any additional safeguards it calls for.
What happens if the supervisory authority opens an inspection?
We represent you throughout, prepare the responses and documentation the authority requests, and work to keep the financial and reputational exposure as low as possible.
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