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All-in-one or point-to-point support for your group or company’s GDPR compliance – from the data protection specialists in Europe.

Data protection services

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EU / GDPR
representative

For non-EU businesses:
Appoint our law firm as your EU representative required under the GDPR and sell goods and services to people inside the EU.

Group
data protection

For corporations:
Flexible selective support for data protection in your group and affiliated companies.

External data
protection officer

For EU businesses:
The all-in-one solution for GDPR compliance in your group or company

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Services of our partners

If you want to do business in certain countries outside the European Union (EU), you need a representative there too.

Our partner companies in the United Kingdom and Switzerland will be happy to help you.

UK
representative

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Our latest data protection guides

GDPR and AI Act: similarities and differences

The European General Data Protection Regulation and the AI Act are similar in many respects, but also have some important differences that companies should be aware of.

Automated decision-making by AI

Decision-making by artificial intelligence is severely limited by the GDPR. Biases in the training data pose a further challenge. How can companies still use AI for decision-making?

Boost your GDPR compliance with our free templates and checklists

Frequently asked questions about corporate data protection

The experts of the law firm activeMind.legal advise companies and groups worldwide on data protection and in particular on GDPR compliance.

Here you will find our answers to some frequently asked questions about data protection in the European Union and our services.

The applicability of the GDPR to a non-EU organisation is determined by the so-called ‘targeting’ criterion. It examines the processing of personal data of data subjects in the EU, and whether the processing activities are related to the following:

  • offering them goods or services (these may be free of charge), or
  • monitoring their behaviour within the EU.

Find out exactly what this means in our guide on the applicability of the GDPR to companies outside the EU.

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