The data privacy landscape is complex and it continues to evolve. It presents many challenges to organisations by creating uncertainty on many levels about whether, how, and when to process personal data.
In September 2021 the authorities of Saudi Arabia issued the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), which set stricter standards for data privacy and protection and further increased awareness around the importance of data protection compliance.
In March 2023 the updates to the PDPL were adopted and in April 2023 the updated PDPL was published. The PDPL came into force on 14 September 2023. However it will become fully enforceable starting from 14 September 2024. Until this date organisations have time (grace period) to take necessary steps to achieve their compliance with the new legal requirements.
We have developed a self-assessment for organisations to determine their maturity against the PDPPL requirements. Powered by our Digital Trust Manager: Assess platform, the tool uses business intelligence and data visualisation to identify where your organisation currently stands, and provides clear recommendations of where you should focus on.
Results dashboard
Clear visuals demonstrate current status versus the target maturity level.
Bespoke recommendations for improvement
Receive bespoke recommendations on how to progress from your current status to your target maturity level.
The Data Privacy handbook is a toolkit that explains the key principles of data privacy and contains the resources to help you assess your current business processes against data privacy best practices and laws. This toolkit is suitable for all organisations processing personal data and looking for a practical approach to build their data privacy programmes, be it to comply with privacy regulations or to gain competitive advantage.
To support your data protection compliance journey towards meeting PDPPL’s requirements, the data privacy in a box solution contains a ready to use customisable template that you could quickly deploy.
In addition to the templates, we will include two hours of a subject matter expert to run a PDPPL in-depth training session and explanation of the templates for your key stakeholders.
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