Consent and withdrawal
Record purpose-specific consent and withdrawal, with checks on connected data paths where consent is required.
GDPR implementation support
Put GDPR privacy operations into practice.
Bring consent, data-subject requests, personal-data protection and evidence into your GDPR program. Connect the systems in scope and give each privacy workflow a clear owner.
Practical outcomePrivacy requirements connected to practical controls and records.
What we provide
What you can do with Securelay.
Start with one workflow, connect the systems in scope, and expand only after the control has been tested.
Data-subject requests
Coordinate requests for access, correction and erasure, including assigned owners, approval steps and outcome records.
Pseudonymization and access
Replace configured personal identifiers with tokens, and restrict access using role, purpose and attribute-based policies.
Records and evidence
Maintain processing records, retention and breach workflows, and audit evidence to support privacy reviews and DPO work.
How it works
How we put it to work.
Map the work
Identify personal data, purposes, systems and responsible teams with your privacy advisers.
Connect the controls
Configure consent, data access, rights and erasure workflows for the systems you integrate.
Review the evidence
Check outcomes, exceptions and supporting records with the accountable team.
Scope boundary
Consent is one possible legal basis, not a requirement for every use. Pseudonymized data can still be personal data. Your organization determines lawful basis, transfer safeguards, exceptions and response obligations; Securelay does not certify GDPR compliance.
European Commission: GDPR guidance for organizationsFurther reading
From the requirement to the data path.
Explore the primary sources and practical implementation decisions in our field notes.
Third-party riskA vendor contract cannot minimize the payload.