Data Privacy Roadmap
We develop comprehensive 1–5 year compliance strategies tailored to your needs. Our team helps integrate personal data protection requirements into company processes from the ground up across 7+ jurisdictions. The program adheres to international standards ISO 27001 and ISO 27701.

What is a Data Privacy Roadmap?

A Data Privacy Roadmap provides a clear strategy for developing your company’s personal data protection system. This step-by-step action plan helps organize work effectively, whether you’re new to compliance or looking to enhance existing practices.
During the Roadmap service, our team will:
Train employees
Analyze organizational context
Create the roadmap
We develop a prioritized list of actions needed to achieve compliance. These activities are based on leading international frameworks and standards: ISO 27701, AICPA’s Information Privacy Maturity Model, and Nymity’s Privacy Management Accountability Framework.
All activities are prioritized and organized into three stages:
— Urgent plan (6 months–1 year): critically important or easily implementable activities
— Medium‑term plan: activities to implement once the company reaches a basic level of maturity in personal data protection
— Long‑term plan (3–5 years): advanced compliance activities
Implement planned activities
Support ISO 27701 certification

When do you need a Data Privacy Roadmap?
There is no clear understanding of where to start with personal data protection.
We will create a detailed step-by-step plan based on ISO 27701 or the Nymity Privacy Accountability Framework. You’ll gain clear direction and avoid wasting time and budget.
Departments resist changes, and privacy is perceived as a formality.
Employees receive training that presents privacy as a strategic tool for sustainable growth rather than a box‑ticking exercise. This increased awareness helps overcome organizational resistance.
All the work falls on the legal department, business units are not involved.


We distribute responsibilities effectively: business teams receive clear instructions and implement specific tasks themselves. This reduces the legal team’s workload and accelerates implementation.
Packages for different needs
Basic
Privacy Roadmap
Training the working group on the GDPR DPP course
Development of the roadmap
≈ 3 months
Popular
GDPR Roadmap + 50% Compliance
Training the working group on the GDPR DPP course
Development of the roadmap
Implementation of the roadmap (solving tasks with Critical priority)
≈ 6 months
All you need
GDPR Roadmap + 80% Compliance
Training the working group on the GDPR DPP course
Development of the roadmap
Implementation of the roadmap (solving tasks with Critical, High, and Medium priority)
≈ 12 months
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We guarantee
Risk insurance coverage of 1 million euros
We provide comprehensive protection through professional liability insurance of up to 1 million euros.
Reputation protection
We provide comprehensive protection through professional liability insurance of up to 1 million euros.
Compliance without disrupting operations
We provide comprehensive protection through professional liability insurance of up to 1 million euros.
What our clients say
DPO Europe GmbH organized individual group trainings for the Gcore Legal team twice, covering GDPR and the EU Data Act. The advantages of this approach include the development of a syllabus tailored to our needs with practical considerations, selection of the most competent lecturer, and the possibility to submit questions in advance for discussion.
Compliance Manager of Gcore
Oxagile LLC expresses gratitude to the international training and consulting company Data Privacy Office for services for the initial implementation of GDPR. The team conducted detailed data mapping through interviews with external project participants and department representatives. As a result, we obtained an up-to-date Record of Processing Activities, a risk register–based action plan, and prepared a Data Processing Agreement plus documents for responding to data breaches and data subject requests. We highly appreciate the quality and benefits of the services and look forward to further cooperation with Data Privacy Office.
VP of Oxagile LLC
Talent Nations is entering the UAE market and engaged Data Privacy Office to launch personal data protection. The team professionally prepared the register of processing procedures and policies and stayed in touch, promptly answering our questions. We are satisfied with the results and will apply them in our project. We wish Data Privacy Office continued success in this complex field of personal data protection.
Data Privacy Specialist
On behalf of GoingGlobal.io, we thank DPO Europe for their excellent service. The consultant responsible for our request met all deadlines and delivered a Record of Processing Activities and a Privacy Policy for our website. Throughout the engagement, the team stayed in touch, promptly answered our questions, and suggested next steps to support our business. We wish DPO Europe continued success and look forward to working together again.
Co-founder & COO
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- Implementation of 7+ legal frameworks.
- Individual and corporate trainings on GDPR, EU AI Act and international standards.
- Development of personal data protection and responsible AI systems within organizations.
- Custom services upon request.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do consulting and training services help achieve compliance?
Consulting services allow companies to save the time of internal DPOs and lawyers by outsourcing a range of data protection responsibilities. Our data protection and privacy services help organizations manage compliance by combining global expertise with a practical business focus. A certified team of experts delivers DPO services, custom compliance services, and training programs that build a sustainable privacy program. We provide services that advise on data, strengthen effective data protection, and ensure data security, helping organizations prevent data breaches and reduce risks while supporting growth with strong privacy practices.
Why is data privacy compliance important?
Data privacy compliance refers to adherence to regulations and laws that govern the handling of personal data within an organization. This includes implementing data protection strategies that ensure the rights of data subjects are upheld.
Compliance with the GDPR and other data protection laws is crucial, as it establishes standards for privacy and security across the world. Compliance helps build a safe digital environment for users and a sustainable foundation for growth. Non‑compliance can lead to significant fines and legal repercussions, making it essential for organizations to adhere to data protection and privacy laws.
What is a data privacy team?
A data protection and privacy team manages data protection matters within an organization. This team typically includes a Data Protection Officer (DPO), who oversees compliance with data protection regulations and ensures that privacy and cybersecurity measures are in place. Other employees from various departments may also be responsible for data privacy within their areas. They are often called privacy champions.
Do we need an audit before we start our data protection compliance journey?
We usually conduct an audit before the main services. A data protection audit evaluates an organization’s data protection policies, data flows, data sharing practices, and compliance with legal requirements. This process helps identify potential vulnerabilities and areas for improvement in the organization’s data protection and compliance.
How can organizations protect against data security breaches?
Organizations can protect against data security breaches by implementing robust information security measures, conducting regular audits, and providing training to staff on privacy and data protection best practices.