AVG and privacy during a crisis
It is precisely during a crisis or data breach that you must handle personal data with care. The General Data Protection Regulation (AVG) remains in force, even under pressure and time constraints. CrisisRadar helps you communicate quickly and in compliance with the GDPR.
What the AVG requires of you during a crisis
AVG protects personal data. In the event of a crisis or data breach, these points are particularly important.
Protect personal data
Do not share more data than necessary and ensure that sensitive information remains secure.
Report a data breach in good time
In principle, you must report a data breach to the Dutch Data Protection Authority within 72 hours, and to the data subjects where necessary.
Communicate carefully
Inform people clearly and honestly, without disclosing any unnecessary personal data.
Communicate quickly and in line with the GDPR
These apps enable you to communicate carefully and maintain control over what is shared externally.
AI-powered communication
Draft careful messages in seconds, taking care to ensure you share only what you’re allowed to.
Prior approval
Messages are only sent out after being checked, ensuring that no unnecessary personal data is shared.
Crisis hub
A single overview showing the timeline of your data breach, useful for the 72-hour notification and supporting documentation.
Secure processing
Your data is stored in Dutch data centres and processed in compliance with the GDPR.
Reports & evaluations
Record which decisions you made and when, to support your notification.
IT disaster recovery plan (DRP)
Recover from a data breach in accordance with a pre-defined procedure for each system.
Would you like to know more about how we handle your data? Read our privacy policy and the technical information.
Do you want to ensure your communications are GDPR-compliant in the event of a crisis?
We’ll show you in a no-obligation demo how to communicate carefully and in a timely manner, even in the event of a data breach.