Data protection impact assessments (DPIA)

Data protection impact assessment (DPIA) with Anyva - understandable, well-founded and practical

Conducting a data protection impact assessment (DPIA) is a challenge for many organisations - legally complex, technically demanding and often difficult for non-experts to grasp. Anyva changes this fundamentally: With an innovative, modular approach, Anyva makes the DPIA comprehensible, reproducible and feasible even for data protection laypersons.

Anyva is one of the few data protection management systems on the market that offers a classic risk analysis for data protection risks.

Your advantages with Anyva at a glance:

  • Seamless integration with the VVTTransfer processing activities directly from the directory, including purpose, process, DPIA team, systems involved and legal basis.
  • Modular risk analysisChoose from ready-made, tried-and-tested requirement modules - from paper files and mobile data carriers to abstract objectives such as confidentiality or purpose limitation.
  • Translated technical languageLegal requirements are clearly translated into concrete measures - e.g. the risk associated with paper files is addressed by lockable filing cabinets.
  • Integrated risk and measure assessmentEach module contains typical risks, suitable technical and organisational measures (TOM) and implementation instructions.
  • Plausible and complete DSFAThanks to the modular structure, your DPIA is logically organised, legally documented and traceable at all times.
  • Preconfigured and quickly ready to goThe modules are supplied and only need to be customised - ideal for data protection officers without specialist legal or technical knowledge.
  • Living DSFA through vulnerability managementThe risk status remains current - untreated vulnerabilities automatically increase the remaining risk.
  • Comprehensible risk managementInitial risks, effects of the TOM and residual risks are described in a well-founded and comprehensible manner on the basis of the SDM.

Anyva brings structure and clarity to your DPIA - for more data protection, more security and more trust.

 

DSFA
List of data protection impact assessments carried out

DSFA can be described in detail. All relevant data can be taken from the associated process activity. Thanks to the integration into PDCA processes, each DPIA remains "alive" and does not disappear unused in a drawer

The residual risk shown here results from the individual risks of the assigned requirement modules.

Beilspiel: DSFA
Example of a DSFA