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Privacy & DSGVO

GDPR, Swiss DSG, data transfers, processor agreements, breach playbooks.

10 articles in this cluster
10 Dec 2025·8 min

Do you need a DPO? The SME decision in Switzerland and Germany

When appointing a Data Protection Officer is legally required, when it's recommended, and the cost calculus for DACH SMEs.

21 Jul 2025·8 min

Data transfers between Switzerland, the EU, and beyond

Adequacy decisions, Standard Contractual Clauses, the Swiss-US framework. How to legally move data across borders as a DACH SaaS.

16 Mar 2025·8 min

Processor agreements for SaaS: The DPA checklist

Data Processing Agreement requirements under GDPR Article 28, with a concrete checklist for SaaS processor contracts.

16 Nov 2024·8 min

The data breach notification playbook

The 72-hour clock, what to document, who to tell, and how to avoid making a small breach into a regulatory escalation.

03 Sept 2024·8 min

Cookie consent in 2026: What actually works

Post-TTDSG, post-ePrivacy patchwork, with CNIL and DSK enforcement active. The cookie consent patterns that hold up to audit.

24 Apr 2024·8 min

Data subject request workflows for SMEs

Access, deletion, portability — how to handle DSRs without dedicated privacy engineering resources.

08 Jan 2024·8 min

GDPR records of processing: The Article 30 guide

What goes in your RoPA, who's exempt, and the maintenance discipline that separates paper compliance from operational compliance.

12 Sept 2023·8 min

When do you need a DPIA, and how do you run one?

DPIA triggers, methodology, and the common AI-era scenarios that turn standard processing into high-risk under Article 35.

10 May 2023·8 min

Breach notification: GDPR vs Swiss nFADP

The 72-hour GDPR clock vs the "as soon as possible" Swiss rule. How cross-border DACH SaaS handles dual-regime breach response.

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GDPR vs Swiss DSG: Where they diverge

The revised Swiss FADP looks like GDPR but differs in important practical ways. A comparison for DACH-focused businesses.