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GDPR2026-11-03T10:59:10+01:00

GDPR in Practice with eAuditor

Protect Personal Data and Document Activities

Manage data access, control media, and document activities related to personal data security.

eAuditor and GDPR: ITAM, ITOM, ITSM, IAM, DLP, and Compliance Manager modules supporting technical personal data protection measures

How eAuditor Supports GDPR Requirements?

Detect irregularities, organize IT team work, and collect information that helps demonstrate the application of selected safeguards. See how to use these functions in the context of GDPR.

01

Check Access

Verify who has permissions to systems.

02

Reduce Risk

Control media and selected security configurations.

03

Document Actions

Retain a history of decisions, events, and controls.

eAuditor Functions Supporting GDPR

See how individual modules help monitor the IT environment, control access, and prepare reports.

01

ITAM – Full Control Over IT Assets

Automatically detect devices and software. Check their configurations, versions, and change history.

WHAT CAN YOU DOCUMENT?
Asset register, system versions, and change history.

02

ITOM – IT Infrastructure Monitoring

Track system and service availability. Receive alerts about failures and irregularities.

WHAT CAN YOU DOCUMENT?
Availability history, alerts, and monitoring reports.

03

ITSM – Efficient Incident Handling

Log incidents, assign responsible persons, and track corrective actions.

WHAT CAN YOU DOCUMENT?
Tickets, response times, and service history.

04

IAM – Access Management

Organize user permissions and review access to systems and resources.

WHAT CAN YOU DOCUMENT?

Permission lists, access requests, and decisions.

05

DLP – Corporate Data Protection

Control USB media usage and restrict unauthorized data copying.

WHAT CAN YOU DOCUMENT?
Protection policies, events, and media usage history.

06

Compliance Manager – Compliance Control

Compare device settings with adopted security policies and detect deviations.

WHAT CAN YOU DOCUMENT?
Audit results, non-compliance reports, and change history.

07

AI and Automation – Faster Analysis and Response

Support event analysis and repetitive administrative tasks with selected automations.

WHAT CAN YOU DOCUMENT?
Analysis results and recorded actions, if subject to logging.

Control Access. Protect Data. Document Activities.

Check how eAuditor supports technical measures for personal data protection and the collection of information useful during GDPR audits.

01

Control Permissions

Check who has access to organizational systems and resources.

02

Limit Copying

Apply rules for controlling media and selected data operations.

03

Document Events

Retain a history of incidents, changes, and data security activities.

How Does eAuditor Help Fulfill GDPR Requirements?

Explore the areas where eAuditor’s functions assist in daily IT operations and documentation collection.

Area / Requirement How does eAuditor help? What can you document?
Area 01 Security of Processing Article 32 Control permissions, removable media and device configurations. IAM + DLP + Compliance Manager Control reports and technical policies. The selection of measures depends on the risk and nature of the processing.
Area 02 Accountability Article 5(2) and Article 24 Collect information about selected controls and administrative activities. IAM + ITAM History of changes, requests and reviews. Records of processing activities and full GDPR documentation are separate requirements.
Area 03 Access to Data Articles 25 and 32 Review permissions and support access restrictions to resources. IAM Access lists and decision history. An access list alone does not demonstrate compliance with the data minimisation principle.
Area 04 Protection Against Data Loss and Leakage Article 32 Apply removable media policies and monitor selected protection settings. DLP + Compliance Manager DLP events and security settings. Not all data transfer channels are covered by removable media controls.
Area 05 Personal Data Breaches Articles 33–34 Record tickets and the timeline of actions related to an incident. ITSM + ITOM Incident records, detection times and actions taken. Assessing a breach and deciding whether to notify the supervisory authority are the responsibility of the data controller.
Area 06 System Availability Article 32(1) b–c Monitor service availability and outage history. ITOM Alerts and downtime reports. Data recovery requires separate procedures and testing.

GDPR in Practice – Examples of eAuditor Use

eAuditor DLP Policies

Example 01 | Situation

Employee Role Change

IAM helps update system permissions, and DLP adjusts media policy.

Example 02 | REACTION

Unauthorized Media

DLP applies USB control rules and records selected events.

Example 03 | Incident

Incident Reporting

ITSM allows describing the incident, assigning responsibility, and retaining an activity history.

eAuditor Supports More Than Just GDPR

One system, many applications. See how eAuditor helps manage IT security in the context of other regulations and standards as well.

NIS2

Identify vulnerabilities, assess risks, and prioritize corrective actions. Detect weaknesses in IT infrastructure and reduce the risk of security incidents.

DORA

Increase control over ICT systems, monitor their availability, and streamline incident handling. Document actions supporting technological risk management.

KSC

Monitor IT infrastructure, control configurations, and document incidents. Organize cybersecurity activities and prepare reports for controls.

ISO 27001

Manage IT assets, control permissions, and check device configurations. Collect information needed during security audits.

Frequently Asked Questions about GDPR and eAuditor

How eAuditor Supports Personal Data Protection in Accordance with GDPR?2026-11-03T10:21:52+01:00

eAuditor assists in technical data protection through access control, privilege management, enforcement of media policies, and documenting selected events. This facilitates continuous monitoring of IT security.

How IAM Helps Control Access to Personal Data2026-11-03T10:22:43+01:00

IAM supports granting and reviewing permissions, and documenting access changes to systems where personal data is processed.

How does DLP help reduce the risk of data copying?2026-11-03T10:23:30+01:00

DLP allows you to apply USB media control policies, restrict selected operations, and log events related to removable media usage.

How ITAM Supports the Security of Data Processing Devices2026-11-03T10:24:19+01:00

ITAM helps maintain an inventory of devices and software, and identify their versions and changes. This facilitates planning technical infrastructure controls.

How to Document Data Protection Incidents?2026-11-03T10:25:05+01:00

ITSM organizes reports, responsibilities, and workflows, while information from ITOM and DLP can supplement the incident history with technical data.

What information can be prepared for GDPR audits?2026-11-03T10:25:46+01:00

Depending on the implementation, privilege lists, media policies, history of selected events, and device configuration audit reports may be available.

How to Support the Principle of Least Privilege?2026-11-03T10:26:25+01:00

IAM helps review role-based permissions, and DLP enables the application of rules for media usage. This supports the enforcement of established access policies.

How to manage IT activities related to data protection?2026-11-03T10:27:51+01:00

The combination of IAM, DLP, ITAM, and ITSM facilitates ongoing technical control, event logging, and the preparation of organized documentation of activities.

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