Aura DPO acts exclusively as an independent external Data Protection Officer, in accordance with Articles 37 to 39 of the GDPR.
–No involvement in operational implementation
–No decision-making on processing activities
–No conflicts of interest
–Direct access to management
This separation of roles preserves the objectivity and integrity of the DPO function, as required by European data protection law.

Compliance requires more than policies. It requires documented responsibility, traceable decisions, and demonstrable oversight.
Aura DPO supports organizations by establishing and maintaining:
-Clear ownership of data protection responsibilities
-Records of processing activities (RoPA)
-Risk registers and compliance roadmaps
-Documented decision-making aligned with Article 5(2) GDPR
This governance framework enables organizations to demonstrate compliance in practice, not only in theory.

Aura DPO applies a risk-based methodology, aligned with GDPR principles and EDPB guidance.
-Identification of risks to rights and freedoms
-Proportional mitigation measures
-Focus on high-risk processing activities
-Continuous reassessment as operations evolve
This ensures that compliance efforts remain relevant, defensible, and operationally realistic.

For processing operations likely to result in high risk, Aura DPO supports Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA) in accordance with Article 35 GDPR.
-Structured risk analysis
-Necessity and proportionality assessment
-Mitigation measures and residual risk evaluation
-Clear documentation supporting management decisions
Where required, Aura DPO also supports prior consultation with supervisory authorities under Article 36 GDPR.

Aura DPO acts exclusively as an independent external Data Protection Officer, in accordance with Articles 37 to 39 of the GDPR.
–No involvement in operational implementation
–No decision-making on processing activities
–No conflicts of interest
–Direct access to management
This separation of roles preserves the objectivity and integrity of the DPO function, as required by European data protection law.

Compliance requires more than policies. It requires documented responsibility, traceable decisions, and demonstrable oversight.
Aura DPO supports organizations by establishing and maintaining:
-Clear ownership of data protection responsibilities
-Records of processing activities (RoPA)
-Risk registers and compliance roadmaps
-Documented decision-making aligned with Article 5(2) GDPR
This governance framework enables organizations to demonstrate compliance in practice, not only in theory.

Aura DPO applies a risk-based methodology, aligned with GDPR principles and EDPB guidance.
-Identification of risks to rights and freedoms
-Proportional mitigation measures
-Focus on high-risk processing activities
-Continuous reassessment as operations evolve
This ensures that compliance efforts remain relevant, defensible, and operationally realistic.

For processing operations likely to result in high risk, Aura DPO supports Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA) in accordance with Article 35 GDPR.
-Structured risk analysis
-Necessity and proportionality assessment
-Mitigation measures and residual risk evaluation
-Clear documentation supporting management decisions
Where required, Aura DPO also supports prior consultation with supervisory authorities under Article 36 GDPR.

Aura DPO acts exclusively as an independent external Data Protection Officer, in accordance with Articles 37 to 39 of the GDPR.
–No involvement in operational implementation
–No decision-making on processing activities
–No conflicts of interest
–Direct access to management
This separation of roles preserves the objectivity and integrity of the DPO function, as required by European data protection law.

Compliance requires more than policies. It requires documented responsibility, traceable decisions, and demonstrable oversight.
Aura DPO supports organizations by establishing and maintaining:
-Clear ownership of data protection responsibilities
-Records of processing activities (RoPA)
-Risk registers and compliance roadmaps
-Documented decision-making aligned with Article 5(2) GDPR
This governance framework enables organizations to demonstrate compliance in practice, not only in theory.

Aura DPO applies a risk-based methodology, aligned with GDPR principles and EDPB guidance.
-Identification of risks to rights and freedoms
-Proportional mitigation measures
-Focus on high-risk processing activities
-Continuous reassessment as operations evolve
This ensures that compliance efforts remain relevant, defensible, and operationally realistic.

For processing operations likely to result in high risk, Aura DPO supports Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA) in accordance with Article 35 GDPR.
-Structured risk analysis
-Necessity and proportionality assessment
-Mitigation measures and residual risk evaluation
-Clear documentation supporting management decisions
Where required, Aura DPO also supports prior consultation with supervisory authorities under Article 36 GDPR.

Aura DPO acts as a structured interface between organizations and European supervisory authorities.
This includes:
-Handling regulatory inquiries and requests
-Supporting investigations and audits
-Managing breach notification processes
-Ensuring consistent, documented communication
This approach reduces regulatory risk and ensures professional, transparent dialogue with authorities.

Aura DPO’s services are aligned with:
-Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR)
-European Data Protection Board (EDPB) guidelines
-Supervisory authority expectations within the European Union
Our work reflects current European regulatory standards and enforcement practices.