Evaluate your business and calculate your GDPR score
The GDPR score is a simple and effective indicator that assesses your company's level of compliance General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). It allows you to understand where you stand in the application of legal obligations regarding the protection of personal data.
Why assessing your GDPR compliance level is important?
GDPR is much more than a regulatory obligation. It represents an opportunity to strengthen the trust of your customers and partners by showing that you take the protection of their data seriously. The GDPR score is a concrete way to measure your efforts in this area.
How is GDPR score calculated?
Your GDPR score is determined using a detailed diagnosis made on the platform Data Comply One (formerly Mission RGPD). You answer a questionnaire which covers all aspects of the regulations, such as:
- Your practices regarding data collection and processing
- Security of personal data
- Management of the rights of data subjects (customers, employees, etc.)
- GDPR documentation
The assessment takes into account your industry, the size of your company and the specific measures you have put in place to protect personal data.
What your GDPR compliance score does for you
Once your diagnosis is completed, you get a compliance score expressed by a letter (A,B,C,D,E) associated with a percentage compliance rate (%). The higher your score, the more aligned your business is with GDPR requirements. You also receive a detailed report, with recommendations for:
- Improve your compliance and data protection
- Identification of your GDPR risks and estimation of the risk of fines (in euros)
- Implement priority and corrective actions
Use your GDPR score as a lever of trust
A good GDPR score is not just a guarantee of compliance, it is a powerful communication tool! By communicating your results to your customers and partners, you build their confidence in your data management practices and stand out from your competitors. With the Data Comply One platform (formerly Mission RGPD), you can share your GDPR score.
GDPR score levels
Your GDPR score may also make you eligible for one of our Data Comply One labels (formerly Mission RGPD), which publicly promote your commitment to data protection:
Committed to GDPR – 3-star copy ⭐️⭐️⭐️: 99% to 100% compliance
Committed to GDPR – 2-star manager ⭐️⭐️: 85% to 98% compliance
Committed to GDPR – 1 star progression ⭐️: 84% and less
These labels are a real asset to demonstrate your commitment and improve your reputation for compliance.
How to assess your GDPR compliance score?
Nothing could be simpler! In just a few clicks, you can subscribe to our online platform, answer the diagnostic questionnaire and instantly receive your GDPR score. Our team of experts is on hand to guide you and help you achieve your compliance goals.
Take charge of your GDPR compliance today and turn it into a strategic asset!
GDPR score: The Data Comply One assessment (formerly GDPR Mission)
The diagnosis Data Comply One (formerly Mission RGPD) is carried out entirely online with our DPO experts. It was developed by cybersecurity experts, digital law lawyers and DPOs (Data Protection Officers), this diagnosis allows you to obtain your GDPR score and labels depending on your level of compliance, according to the rules established by the main legal texts:
- European Regulation N°2016/679 (GDPR) on the protection of personal data.
- Law n°78-17 of January 6, 1978 relating to computing, files and freedoms.
- The recommendations and decisions of the CNIL and of European Data Protection Board (EDPS).
- The jurisprudence of national and European courts.
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See for yourself!
Complete our free GDPR diagnostic questionnaire to obtain a quick first estimate of your GDPR score, discover the key information to provide in your process and have a first overview of the Data Comply One platform (formerly Mission RGPD).
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