GDPR Penetration Testing and Compliance Services for the EU

Article 32 is the security of processing article. It requires appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk, and specifically a process for regularly testing, assessing and evaluating the effectiveness of those measures. Our testing and monitoring are mapped directly to it.

Yes. GDPR governs the protection of personal data, not where a tester is located, and it is common to use specialist testing providers. We work under a signed NDA and data processing terms, hold findings and any personal data in an encrypted vault in line with GDPR, and delete data after the engagement. Reports are delivered in EUR pricing and mapped to Article 32.

We implement detection and response capability, usually on a self-hosted SIEM, so you can identify and assess a personal data breach quickly enough to meet the GDPR 72-hour notification obligation, and we provide the monitoring evidence that supports it.

Both. GDPR applies to organisations established in the EU and to organisations outside the EU that offer goods or services to, or monitor, individuals in the EU. If you process the personal data of people in the EU, Article 32 security obligations apply to you, and our services help you meet them.

Yes. Beyond point-in-time testing, we provide continuous monitoring that evidences the ongoing effectiveness of your controls, which Article 32 explicitly expects, and supports rapid breach detection. ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified delivery with named OSCP, CEH and CISSP consultants.