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The GDPR isn’t just about implementation. It’s a system that must keep pace with changes in tools, processes, and regulations. We help you do this without hindering your growth.

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MOST COMMON PROBLEMS

When the GDPR Starts to Get Complicated

In theory, the GDPR seems simple, but in practice it gives rise to recurring legal and organizational issues. Below, we outline the most common challenges companies face—and the ways in which we help them address these challenges.

The GDPR Can't Keep Up with the Company New tools and projects are emerging faster than updates to data processing policies.

Ongoing GDPR Support

We handle day-to-day data protection issues—from operational decisions to process compliance—so that the GDPR doesn't slow down your business.
The GDPR Is Starting to Slow Down Decision-Making The team is unclear about what is acceptable and what poses a risk.

GDPR Audit and Compliance

We’re examining how data is actually processed and streamlining the rules so they work in practice, not just on paper.
Uncertainty in the Event of Incidents Companies often don't know whether a breach has occurred or how to respond.

Data Incident Support

We help you assess the situation, prepare reports, and safely navigate a data breach.

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Łukasz Wyrzykowski

Since 2017, I have been working in the field of personal data protection and privacy, helping companies design processes that comply with the GDPR, sector-specific regulations, and business requirements.

I work primarily with organizations in the IT, game development, e-commerce, finance, manufacturing, and healthcare sectors. I help clarify legal roles, data flows, data processing agreements, DPIA, data transfers, and internal documentation. I’m particularly interested in technology projects where data protection must function not only on paper but also within the product, the system, and day-to-day processes.

I focus on practical solutions: ones that are feasible, understandable to teams, and proportionate to the actual risk.
After work, you'll most often find me at a Muay Thai training session, listening to metal music, or at MMA events.

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SERVICES

Services for Your Missions

Once a company is up and running, the greatest threat isn’t individual decisions, but day-to-day friction: delays, ambiguities, and operational chaos. During a mission, the law should operate seamlessly—supporting the pace rather than hindering it.

GDPR for AI

During the workshop, we’ll assess whether your AI use case involves personal data, identify the risks, and determine what needs to be set up (roles, policies, documentation) to implement AI in a secure and predictable manner.

GDPR for a new project

We help companies clarify roles, data flows, legal frameworks, documentation, and risks before launching a new product, service, process, or sales channel. This allows the team to work more quickly and enables management to make the decision to launch the project with greater confidence.

GDPR Annual Program

We start with an audit and organize documents and processes. Then we take over day-to-day operations: DPO duties, questions from departments, support for new projects, reviews, and training.

Collaboration with a Personal Data Processor

We define roles, responsibilities, and guidelines for working with the supplier, and then translate them into documents and simple guidelines for the teams.

Incident and Breach Response

We’ll determine whether this constitutes a personal data breach. We’ll let you know if you need to report the matter to the UODO and whether you need to notify the data subjects. We’ll provide you with a clear list of steps to take. In urgent cases, we’ll get back to you with an initial assessment within just a few hours.

Personal Data Protection in E-commerce

We help online stores and platforms build a practical data protection model—one that aligns with how their business actually operates, without hindering marketing, analytics, and growth.

GDPR Audit

We’ll identify where your company has data protection gaps, prioritize the risks, and prepare a list of changes to implement: what to do, in what order, and who should be responsible for each task.

WHO IS THIS PRODUCT FOR?

for companies that work with data

Under the GDPR, data protection obligations apply to virtually everyone—including large organizations as well as small and medium-sized enterprises that process personal data.

If you are responsible for GDPR or data protection at your company

When you're dealing with documentation, compliance, and risk assessment, and you want to make sure everything is up to date and in compliance with regulations.

  • Manager
  • In-house
  • HR Department

If you're implementing new data-driven tools, processes, or projects

For founders and managers who are scaling their businesses—whether you’re implementing IT systems, marketing automation, or AI solutions, or working with data processors—and need an assessment of your compliance with the GDPR.

  • IOT
  • , Founder
  • , IT Manager

If you want to minimize the risk of liability and penalties

When you process data belonging to customers, employees, or users, and you want to ensure that your documentation is up to date, that you’re prepared for an inspection by the UODO, and that you can respond efficiently to incidents.

  • HR Director
  • Compliance Officer

WHAT ELSE BESIDES DOCUMENTS

the result of collaboration

A well-organized GDPR compliance framework means lower risk, more efficient decision-making, and less operational burden on the team.

Lower regulatory risk

Better control over compliance and a lower risk of penalties.

Clear processes and responsibilities

It is clear who is responsible for what and how the data processing rules work.

More Efficient Decisions

New projects and tools don't stop at the question, "Is this GDPR-compliant?"

A relieved team

The GDPR does not involve, from an operational standpoint, those who should be focusing on the business.

Predictable costs

A permanent model of cooperation instead of ad hoc, unplanned expenditures.

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About Us

FROM PROBLEM TO SOLUTION

Steps for Working with Us

What is it like to work with us?
We start by understanding how your business really works—and then we build a GDPR compliance strategy that supports that operation.

Context Recognition

We gather information about processes and data and establish business objectives and priorities.

  • Audit, GDPR as a Service,
  • , GDPR Program

Risk Assessment and Action Plan

We identify key risks and recommend a scope of work and a model for collaboration.

  • Audit, GDPR as a Service,
  • , GDPR Program

Implementation or Takeover of Services

We organize documentation and processes or take over day-to-day GDPR support—depending on your needs.

  • Implementation Procedure
  • GDPR Program
  • Documentation

Maintenance and Updates

We support new projects and tools, and we ensure that GDPR compliance keeps pace with changes within the company.

  • Monitoring and Incident Response
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CASE STUDIES, ARTICLES, NEWS

Knowledge Zone

Selected examples of projects in which we have supported companies with legal matters—ranging from regulatory and compliance advice to technology projects, transactions, and day-to-day business support.

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YOU OFTEN ASK US ABOUT THIS

FAQ

Below are the questions we hear most often from you regarding personal data protection.

Yes. The GDPR applies to every company that processes personal data—regardless of its size. However, the scope of obligations depends on the scale, type of data, and risks involved, which is why we always tailor our support to the organization’s actual operations.

A law firm’s GDPR compliance services combine legal advice, process organization, documentation, and ongoing assessment of data processing compliance with the GDPR. In practice, this means support not only “on paper,” but also in day-to-day business decisions.

Yes. The GDPR allows for the outsourcing of certain obligations, provided that the data controller’s responsibility is maintained. In practice, this means that a company can rely on ongoing external support while maintaining control and ensuring compliance with the regulations.

First, you need to assess whether a data breach has occurred within the meaning of the GDPR and what risks are associated with it. We help you conduct this assessment, prepare notifications, and plan next steps in a way that minimizes legal and reputational risks.

We operate efficiently and respond quickly to our customers’ needs.