Map personal data
Customer information moves between CRM, emailing tools and exports with no overall view.
Compliance gap analysis, cookie management and data anonymization. Access rules and Swiss FADP and GDPR requirements are considered when scoping projects.
- Map data processing and access
- Identify gaps and required measures
- Document governance rules
Concrete use cases.
Govern warehouse access
Opening the data warehouse to new teams raises permission questions.
How can we use data while respecting access rights and our obligations?Appointments
Understand how data moves
Data governance clarifies sources, responsibilities and authorized uses. Mapping processing activities helps identify personal information, recipients and retention rules. Scoping considers the Swiss FADP and, depending on your activities, GDPR and contractual commitments.
Turn rules into technical controls
Access rights, minimization and anonymization or pseudonymization measures must fit the intended use. We document identified gaps and proposed technical measures. Legal validation and compliance decisions remain with the responsible specialists in your organization.
Frequently asked questions
Does Swiss hosting guarantee compliance?
No. Hosting location is one consideration among several. Processors, access rights, purposes, retention periods and transfers also need assessment.
What is the difference between anonymization and pseudonymization?
Pseudonymization replaces identifiers but can still allow identification using additional information. Anonymization aims to prevent identification; effectiveness must be assessed in context and against possible data combinations.