The GDPR is no longer new law; it is enforced law, with nine-figure fines attached to failures that used to pass as paperwork. And its most volatile chapter — international transfers — is in genuine motion: the EU–US framework under structural pressure, transfer assessments carrying real enforcement weight, and the first legislative reopening of the GDPR itself under negotiation. Data governance now means running a stable programme on moving ground.
Who this is for
Data-driven companies and their processors; organisations moving personal data across borders — including through their cloud and AI vendors; companies whose AI ambitions depend on what their data may lawfully be used for.
What we do
- Build and audit GDPR programmes: records, legal bases, transparency, retention, breach readiness — proportionate and operational.
- Draft and negotiate data processing agreements and the data terms inside commercial contracts.
- Design transfer strategy: mapping actual flows (including remote access), Transfer Impact Assessments that reach documented, defensible conclusions, supplementary measures, and monitoring triggers for the developments that would change the answer.
- Advise on data governance for AI: training data, purpose limitation, and the boundary between personal and non-personal data.
- Support in supervisory-authority matters and data-related disputes.
Why Cabo Advisory
Our partners wrote a comprehensive Swedish guide to the GDPR — law, organisation and security — and publish ongoing analysis of the European transfer landscape. We build assessments designed for the standard regulators actually apply: verify, guarantee, and demonstrate.