GDPR Compliance Checklist: Complete by May 25, 2018
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Required by GDPR
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Update your Terms of Service and Privacy Policy to include all updates, what data is being processed and why.
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Email and alert your entire email list about all updates and changes to Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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Implement a data processing consent form that is clearly written. This should not be hidden or buried in the terms or privacy policy form.
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Implement a clear form or process for a subject to opt-in or opt-out of having their data processed.
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Upon request, implement a process to delete a subject\'s personal data
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Implement a process to immediately delete a subject\'s data when the data has no further use.
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Upon request, be able to provide the subject\'s data in a "commonly use and machine readable format".
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Upon request, be able to provide a subject\'s data to a 3rd party.
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Implement a process to ask for parental consent when processing the data of a 16 year old, or younger, data.
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Appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO) if your company is: "(a) public authorities, (b) organizations that engage in large scale systematic monitoring, or (c) organizations that engage in large scale processing of sensitive personal data."
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Have a plan to alert the Data Protection Agency (DPA), and all affected individuals, within 72 hours of a data breach.
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Recommended, but not required by GDPR
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Review and adhere to the Official GDPR Website: https://www.eugdpr.org
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Designate an appropriate person to bring your company into GDPR compliance.
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Add a double opt-in email sign up (recommended, but not required by GDPR.
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Anonymize your Google Analytics account.
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Notify and train all employees to be aware of and adhere to the GDPR.
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Add an unchecked consent box to all sign up forms.
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Post a blog article about all GDRP updates your company is implmenting.