Many companies prepared their GDPR documentation years ago and have not revisited it since. But business operations rarely stay the same.

New IT systems, cloud services, AI tools, marketing channels, HR processes and international service providers can all change how personal data is processed.

When GDPR documents no longer reflect actual day-to-day practices, they may create compliance risks rather than prevent them.

In our latest brochure, we look at why GDPR compliance is not a “set and forget” exercise, when a data protection review is genuinely useful, and how a practical audit can help identify risks before they become urgent issues.

At Klauberg BALTICS, we assist organisations with GDPR health checks, documentation updates, data subject requests, privacy training, on-demand data protection support and external DPO services.

Read the full brochure here.