GDPR Compliance Automation with CyberSilo CSA

Compliance Standards Automation (CSA) gives privacy and security teams a living GDPR evidence map: Article 30 RoPA, Article 35 DPIAs, rights deadlines, processor registers, and Article 32 proof via ThreatHawk.

Boundary: CSA does not issue GDPR certification and is not a law firm. It organises accountability artefacts supervisors and enterprise customers ask for.

Article-by-Article Evidence Map

Articles

What CSA tracks

5–6

Principles & lawful-basis linkage per activity

12–22

Rights / DSAR cases and one-month clocks

Processor / DPA register & sub-processor changes

RoPA rows with owners and evidence URLs

TOM status + ThreatHawk monitoring artefacts

33–34

Breach timelines and notification packages

35 / 37

DPIA workflow; DPO appointment records

44–49

Transfer tools per flow

What ThreatHawk Adds

Continuous logging for integrity/confidentiality evidence
Faster awareness for the Article 33 72-hour clock
Access trails that support DSAR investigations

Who It Is For

SaaS processors facing enterprise DPAs
US/GCC/Pakistan exporters in Article 3 scope
Teams tired of spreadsheet RoPAs

Automate GDPR Evidence Without Losing the Regulation

See how CSA maps your stack to Articles 5–49 with operational SIEM proof.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does CSA certify GDPR compliance?

No. Supervisory authorities and your accountability programme determine compliance. CSA organises evidence.

Can CSA replace a DPO?

No. Where Article 37 requires a DPO, you still need a qualified person or service.

Is ThreatHawk required?

Art 32 needs appropriate security measures. ThreatHawk is CyberSilo’s SIEM path for continuous monitoring evidence; equivalent telemetry can be linked.

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