Make data protection workable.
Responsibilities, contracts, data breaches and data subject rights are connected. This portal helps you find the right starting point through focused topics, interactive checks, checklists, a glossary and current articles.
Mag. Bernhard Brandauer, Rechtsanwalt
BRANDAUER Rechtsanwälte
Mag. Bernhard Brandauer advises businesses on the legal classification and practical implementation of data protection requirements.
Turn individual questions into a reliable overview.
Data protection is more than a privacy notice. Businesses need to consider roles, purposes, data flows, retention, access rights and evidence together.
Clarify roles
Controller, processor or joint controllers: the correct classification shapes contracts, instructions and responsibility.
Organise processes
Data subject requests, breaches, erasure concepts and access procedures need clear ownership and traceable documentation.
Record decisions
Legal bases, risk assessments and security measures should be documented in a way that remains useful inside the business.
Start with the issue in front of you. The topic pages provide deeper explanations, the checks create an initial structure and the checklists help prepare the next step.
Find the issue that affects your business.
Choose the area where a decision, contract, request or incident needs to be understood and handled.
Compliance and privacy governance
Responsibilities, records of processing, policies and evidence as a practical framework for the business.
Learn more →Data subject rights and access
Handle requests in an organised way, verify identity, manage deadlines and prepare a traceable response.
Learn more →Data breaches and notification duties
Assess risks, secure information, record decisions and coordinate the next steps after a breach.
Learn more →Processors and service providers
Review roles, contracts, instructions, sub-processors and controls before and during the relationship.
Learn more →Employee data protection
Manage employee data through its life cycle, limit access and connect privacy with workplace requirements.
Learn more →Marketing, cookies and tracking
Align consent, direct marketing, profiling and technical records with the purpose and legal basis.
Learn more →Role check
Orientation on data protection law for businesses in Austria.
Tools, knowledge and checklists
From the GDPR to day-to-day business practice.
The GDPR and Austrian data protection law provide the legal framework. Whether a business needs a specific document, process or safeguard depends on the purpose of processing, the people affected, the service providers involved and the actual risk. The detailed guide “GDPR for businesses in Austria” on the firm website explains the main duties. This portal takes you from that overview to specific business situations and practical next steps.
Common questions about business data protection
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Discuss your data protection matter
Tell us briefly what is happening. We will help classify the situation and discuss which documents and next step are useful for your business.
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Address
BRANDAUER Rechtsanwälte GmbH Giselakai 51 5020 Salzburg Österreich
Phone
+43 662 6280000