Today’s economy is more international than ever before. The ideal software or the desired provider often comes from abroad. However, if the data processing does not take place in the EU, it is referred to as a third country with regard to the GDPR. The processing of data in such third countries (such as the USA) is subject to certain conditions regarding the level of protection. In the event of a violation, companies face legal consequences here in the form of high fines or injunctive relief and claims for damages. In order to act in a GDPR-compliant manner and not to take any risks, companies must familiarize themselves with international data processing, create an overview of their own legal situation and implement appropriate protective measures to mitigate risks.
President & CEO
Legal & Compliance Counsel
Our inter- and multidisciplinary team at valvisio has extensive expertise in all aspects of international data transfer. As an expert, we support you in the selection of providers from third countries and evaluate suitable sub-service providers for you. Together, we analyze your current data processing processes and review your legal starting position. Our team supports you in the implementation of further measures and reduces your risks to a minimum. valvisio ensures that you exploit your full potential on the international market and are on the safe side in terms of data protection.
valvisio combine expertise in the areas of compliance, data protection and IT security to identify and assess the risks of international data transfer in a legally secure manner.
The GDPR applies to all companies that process personal data of EU citizens and regulates the handling of personal data on a national and international level.
valvisio tests your technical solutions and supports the implementation of downstream protection measures.
