Outsource your Data Protection Officer (DPO) or Privacy Officer (PO)
Data Protection Officer (DPO) vs. Privacy Officer (PO)
— what’s the difference?
A DPO is a legally defined GDPR role with strict independence and registration requirements,
while a PO is a flexible role focused on practical privacy management without mandatory regulatory notification.
A DPO is legally required only if you’re a public authority, monitor individuals at scale, or process large volumes of sensitive or criminal data.
Choosing a Privacy Officer gives you professional oversight with less bureaucracy, while still demonstrating responsibility and trustworthiness to clients and partners.
GDPR Package
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Part of the Package
Privacy Assessment | Data Processing Agreements templates and reviews | Privacy Policies | Register of Processing Activities | Data Retention Policy | Data Breach Procedure | Data Classification
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DPO / PO Services
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Part of the Service
Implement GDPR Package | Maintain GDPR compliance | Support during Sales Processes and Vendor Assessments | Guidance during data breaches
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