GDPR and CCPA compliance software.

Most data privacy compliance management solutions automate DSAR case management processes. They leave the heavy lifting – data mapping, collection, processing, and redaction, across dozens of systems – to time-consuming, error-prone, cross-departmental, manual processes.

Even solutions that support integration with third-party data management platforms typically require lengthy, expensive customization, especially for enterprises with highly fragmented customer data.

When it comes to handling LGPD, CPRA, GDPR and CCPA compliance, the workflow problem is just the tip of the iceberg. The real challenge lies below surface. It’s the data problem.

K2View Data Privacy Management is easy and quick to set up, and flexible in adapting to your organization's specific needs, as well as to changing compliance requirements. With K2View DPM, enterprises can:

• Create users, roles, workflows, steps, and actions, required to handle DSARs, across multiple departments, using an intuitive, graphical user interface.
  
• Leverage K2View auto-discovery to create the customer digital entity, a logical data schema with all the relevant data attributes across all systems, including Personally Identifiable Information (PII).
• Define the consent criteria and easily configures the required content for a customer’s web interface.

K2View GDPR and CCPA compliance software addresses all aspects of data privacy, including:

• Single Point for Consent – making it simple and clear for customers to opt in/out and limit the types of data collection. 
• Secure Right to Access – maintaining access to a customer’s data no matter how many systems and databases it may be scattered across.
• Data Portability – allowing the customer to quickly and easily take their personal data (and their business) elsewhere.
• Right to be Forgotten – allowing customers to control how long you can store and use their data—after which you must remove it.
• Data Protection – providing robust security that limits access to authorized persons and limit potential exposure and data breaches.
• Reporting Breaches – notifying customers, in a timely fashion, if and when their personal information is at risk, due to a breach.