GDPR Compliance Tools
summary
Conference panel reports privacy tech vendors grow from about 50 to roughly 160 in 18 months and one vendor offers a free edition used by 10,000 companies. Practical tools onstage include a record of processing system, visual data maps, DPIA workflows, vendor risk and contract management, subject rights management, consent/preference stores, incident registers and training modules. Biggest pain is keeping records current — spreadsheets go stale next day — while cookie banners take weeks and subject‑rights tools take hours to deploy; codes and certifications gain momentum but need regulator buy‑in.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:28Overview
- 3:45Use Cases
- 7:03Security Related Technologies
- 8:43Readiness Accountability Tracker
- 10:21Data Maps
- 11:59Subject Rights Management
- 13:02Training Awareness Management
- 14:27Resources
- 15:59The Experts
- 17:34The GDPR
- 23:34Code of Conduct
- 25:00Top 10 GDPR Questions
- 25:40GDPR Challenges
- 28:53GDPR vs other laws
- 32:38Codes of Conduct
- 34:16GDPR in Germany
- 36:09Time and Effort
- 39:48Biggest Challenge
- 41:43The Good Ferry
- 41:58Whats your wish
- 42:56Whats your take
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