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The Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs), published by the European Commission in June 2021, specify in Clause 14 that a Transfer Impact Assessment (TIA) must be conducted before any data transfer to ensure a safe data flow. However, the obligation to perform a TIA applies to all data transfers to third countries, regardless of whether they are based on SCCs, Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs), or an adequacy decision. CYRVANA assists customers to complete that assessment.
TIA typically comprises of the following steps:
TIA is required in various junctures of privacy journey.
Key features of our TIA service to enhance your organization's privacy posture. CYRVANA can assist by:
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In addition to ensuring privacy compliance and mitigating risks associated with data transfers before the transfer or processing begins, it also demonstrates your commitment to data protection.
TIA saves time, cost, and resources in potential fines, legal fees, and other related cost.
This process provides a documented basis for the chosen transfer mechanism which will better prepare for any privacy audits.
An outcome of this assessment is to prioritize next steps based upon legal requirements, EU guidance, and customer's local risk.
The assessment helps in building a reusable risk-based model of data transferred to existing and future suppliers.
Feel free to reach out to us and discuss your needs. We align with EDPB's guidelines for a TIA.
Schedule an initial consultation with our experts to discuss your organization's unique challenges and goals around the data transfer use case.
Before conducting the impact assessment, it is important to understand the scope of the transfer. This includes categories of personal data and any legal obligations that may apply. It is important to consult with internal teams and personnel during this process to understand additional privacy concerns.
This phase involved understading more about what data you would like to transfer, where you transfer it, and the reason for tranfer. This step also involves understanding the mechanisms leveraged for the transfer, such as - Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs), transfer derogations, etc.
The impact assessment will evaluate jurisdictional concerns and ensure that safeguarding measures are established before transferring personal data. This assessment will determine whether the transfer mechanism is effective by accounting for all scenarios that may apply. These may include - specific circumstances of the transfer, identifying relevant third-country laws, or problematic laws.
Once the assessment is completed, if the impact assessment identifies any gaps, it is crucial to develop a plan to address them. This may involve protecting the exported personal data via supplementary measures.
Finally, it is crucial to continuously monitor and review the impact of the transfer. The transfer should be re-evaluated at appropriate intervals.
Find answers to common questions about our TIA service.
With years of experience in cybersecurity and privacy, our team of experts brings unparalleled leadership and strategic insight. In our role as your business and technical advisors, we translate cybersecurity into your business language and aligning it with your business strategy. Our team comprises of experienced and seasoned Cyber leaders who are multi-skilled across security & privacy strategy, operations, threat research, technology operations, and program management.
Our thought leadership in cybersecurity and privacy helped us to grow as a trusted advisor, guiding organizations through complex digital landscapes. We actively seek to optimize customers' existing investments in security tools and solutions and augment those resources with our expertise, framework and processes that are contextualized to that specific customer. We offer insights that go beyond conventional solutions by staying ahead of emerging threats, regulatory changes, and technological advancements. This expertise has enabled us to craft proactive strategies that enhance security and privacy postures of our customer and foster trust in their digital ecosystems.
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Ability to move your privacy program up the maturity curve rapidly with proven methodologies, technology & processes, and people powered by CYRVANA.
CYRVANA's privacy capability along with delivery excellence to orchestrate privacy program while working closely with customer’s teams ensures the desired outcome for the customer.
A dedicated technical SME will be assigned ensuring timely management of privacy program issues and needs.
Move away from one-size-fits-all model to a bespoke model with standardization at core with flexibility at edge. This is paramount as we work together to build the privacy program.
CYRVANA's depth of expertise in various sector and industry specific threat use cases are key to achieve effective outcomes in cyber defense. We leverage and share experience of delivering such services with other customers in the same sector.
CYRVANA leverages it's alliances and ecosystem partners when deemed fit to solve customer challenges. Alliance and ecosystem partners are cornerstone of CYRVANA's solutions and competency.
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