GDPR Audit Prep
Pressure-testing GDPR compliance before internal audits, DPA investigations, breach responses, or acquisition due diligence.
What it does
Pressure-testing GDPR compliance before internal audits, DPA investigations, breach responses, or acquisition due diligence.
Procedure
When this skill is activated, Chalie follows these steps:
- Use
memoryto recall any prior GDPR assessments, known gaps, or compliance decisions already documented. - Ask for the audit scope: which processing activities, systems, or business units are in scope; use
memoryto surface any prior scope decisions. - Use
documentto record whether the Article 30 Record of Processing Activities (RoPA) exists with a recent update date, covers all required elements, and documents joint controller arrangements. - Use
documentto record the lawful basis under Article 6 for each key processing activity and flag any that rely on consent without a documented withdrawal mechanism. - Use
readorsearchto check whether high-risk processing activities have a completed DPIA per Article 35, including the four required elements: systematic description, necessity assessment, risk to rights, and mitigation measures. - Use
documentto record DSAR response workflow findings: whether the organization can respond within one month, has an identity verification process, and covers the right to erasure including backups and processors. - Use
searchto check transfer compliance: confirm that non-EU data transfers rely on adequacy decisions, SCCs, or documented derogations with completed Transfer Impact Assessments. - Use
documentto save an audit readiness report listing confirmed controls, open gaps, and prioritized remediation actions.
Version
v1 (curated)