This Guide includes a step-by-step plan, a business function model,
and several instruments (including checklists), which can be used
to analyze the current state of business systems and help in
identifying omissions in compliance with the GDPR. Issues and
omissions are addressed and alleviated using a risk management
approach. Priorities can be managed by assigning costs to the
identified risks. The business function model forms the basis for
managing which person performs which actions, when and with
whom.
Victor W. Alting van Geusau Esq. (LL.M.) is an experienced lawyer
and auditor, and is specialized in information law and privacy law.
Victor holds degrees from the University of Utrecht and University
of Amsterdam law schools. He has consulted for many organizations
and helped them to streamline their business processes. He has
worked both as a subject matter expert and in various management
positions.
He has published on a variety of topics, such as project risk
analysis methods, EDP auditing, system evaluation (operational
quality, user satisfaction, system design and confi guration) and
business processes. In his areas of expertise, Victor advises
organizations in identifying and managing contract
risks and regulatory requirements and in implementing compliance
rules.
