DPIA & high-risk processing assessments
Structured assessments for new products, partnerships, or data uses—built to be understandable and defensible.
Freya Labs helps organizations build privacy programs that engineers can follow and leadership can defend. The emphasis is on clarity: data flows, lawful basis, minimization, retention, vendor risk, and incident readiness. Security supports privacy outcomes—never the other way around.
These offerings prioritize GDPR-aligned outcomes: transparency, minimization, lawful basis, retention, and reliable user rights handling.
Structured assessments for new products, partnerships, or data uses—built to be understandable and defensible.
Data flows that teams can actually maintain: what’s collected, why, where it goes, how long it stays.
Make retention rules coherent and enforceable—reduce collection and keep only what you can justify.
A reliable process for access, deletion, objection, rectification, portability—plus templates and triage.
Clear, consistent customer-facing notices and internal “truth docs” that match actual processing.
Practical transfer assessments and vendor mapping that reflect real operational risk—not checkboxes.
Lightweight governance that supports teams instead of blocking them—built for momentum and credibility.
A minimal, coherent policy set: privacy governance, retention, access, incident reporting, vendor review.
A practical register that ties risk to decisions, owners, and timelines—usable in audits and leadership reviews.
Short, realistic training that respects people’s time—plus office hours for real questions and edge cases.
Calm, repeatable vendor review: what data they touch, what they do with it, and how you maintain control.
Standardize questions and outcomes; reduce vendor sprawl; keep a clean inventory of subprocessors.
Translate privacy requirements into contract language, addenda, and operational expectations.
Build an evidence library and response patterns for enterprise questionnaires without reinventing the wheel.
Preparation that reduces harm: clear roles, reporting pathways, and communications planning—especially for personal data incidents.
Triage steps, decision trees, and reporting timelines—optimized for clarity during stressful moments.
Facilitated scenarios focusing on personal data exposure, vendor mishaps, and misdirected disclosures.
Practical coordination help: documentation, decision logging, and stakeholder communications support.
Rapid assessment for a product, workflow, or vendor relationship touching personal data.
A DPIA that becomes a working plan—retention, DSAR handling, and vendor alignment included.
Build a credible privacy program with lightweight governance and evidence-ready outputs.
Share your context (industry, geography, what data is involved, and your constraints). I’ll recommend the smallest engagement that gets you to a defensible, calmer place.