Centralize and document personal data breaches affecting your processing activities in an exportable register. Record incidents, notify affected data subjects, and maintain a clear history to help reduce future risk.
The controller must document all personal data breaches, whether or not they are notified to the supervisory authority, in accordance with Article 33(5) of the GDPR.
Under Article 33(1) of the GDPR, controllers must notify the supervisory authority of a personal data breach without undue delay and, where feasible, within 72 hours of becoming aware of it.
Every organization is different, and Dastra workflows can be tailored to unique needs, helping you manage personal data breach notifications in line with your internal processes.
Analyze and monitor notifications throughout their lifecycle with a customizable dashboard that helps you manage incident reports and learn from past events.
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The general data protection regulation (GDPR) requires data controllers to document, internally, personal data breaches. With Dastra's incident reporting tool, you can qualify and detail each of these incidents in a simple, flexible, and guided manner, thus keeping track of information related to breaches.
Whether you have ever been the subject of data breaches or not, easily import your incident reports by click and drop and let yourself be guided by the different steps provided for in our integration model. Export your notifications in structured format in two clicks or connect to our APIs to retrieve information from your other applications.
If the incident constitutes a risk with regard to private life, you must notify the incident to the local data protection authorities or to the persons concerned within a very short time. To help you meet deadlines, Dastra allows you to decouple your effort by separating work by creating tasks and assigning them to your employees. Thanks to the configurable deadlines by task, you can manage the progress and control the regulatory deadlines.
You can add comments, view and export your activity feed attached to your incident reports. In the event of an audit, you will be able to demonstrate accountability and prove to the local data protection authorities that you are putting all the technical and organizational means necessary to empower your organization.
Migrating to a new tool should never be a risk. At Dastra, each migration is supervised by our experts and follows a rigorous, secure, and well-documented process. Our approach ensures the integrity, confidentiality, and traceability of your data at every stage.
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Your organization is specific and the credentials must be just as specific. To meet these dual security and flexibility challenges, Dastra allows you to finely customize access rights and permissions according to teams, departments, entities or users.
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Security is an integral part of the structure of our SaaS products, our infrastructure and our processes. In addition, Dastra offers SSO and webhook functionality so that you can be sure that your data is protected, as well as an open API.
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We’ve documented the first steps to help you get started, using a fictional use case to give you a quick overview of Dastra’s key features.
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