A GDPR gap analysis is a framework that involves several steps, including: 1.Identifying the scope of GDPR’s application: This involves understanding which GDPR provisions apply to the organization and assessing the potential impact of those provisions. 2.Identifying the data controllers and processors: It is important to identify who is responsible for collecting, processing, and storing personal data. 3.Tracking and mapping the data flow: Organizations should track and map the personal data flows within their organization and to third-party data processors. This will help organizations understand the data that is being collected and identify any potential risks. 4.Assessing existing data protection measures: Organizations should assess their existing data protectionmeasures to ensure they comply with the GDPR. 5.Identifying data breach notification obligations: Organizations should identify when to notify the relevant supervisory authority and data subjects of a data breach. 6.Defining data retention and minimization policies: Organizations should define policies regarding data retention and minimization to ensure only the necessary data is collected and retained. 7.Ensuring data subjects’ rights are respected: Organizations should ensure that the rights of data subjects are respected, including the right to access, rectify, and erase their data. We provide 1.a clear definition of the scope and objectives to ensure that the analysis is conducted accurately and effectively 2.a management summary as well as a dedicated overview of potential areas of non-compliance with the GDPR 3.a risk assessment to make it clear and easy to prioritize your next steps. In addition, we provide a timeline for your GDPR compliance project, including the start and end dates and any milestones or deliverables. A summary of the findings and conclusions of the gap analysis is also included, along with a review of the action plan to address any identified areas of non-compliance.