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GDPR Article 32Security of processing

Article 32 of the General Data Protection Regulation requires appropriate technical and organisational measures to keep personal data secure. Fortoxa is how you demonstrate them.

Article 32 is deliberately risk-based rather than prescriptive: pseudonymisation, confidentiality, integrity, availability and resilience, plus regular testing of those measures. Fortoxa delivers continuous monitoring and evidence across each dimension.

How Fortoxa maps to it

  • Confidentiality

    Access audits, MFA posture and data-exposure detection across your SaaS and cloud stack so only authorised identities reach personal data.

  • Integrity

    Configuration drift, privileged-action logging and anomaly detection to catch unauthorised changes before they cascade.

  • Availability & resilience

    Backup verification, service-health monitoring and recovery-capability checks so you can prove the systems processing personal data stay up.

  • Regular testing

    Continuous vulnerability scanning, configuration testing and control-effectiveness checks — not an annual point-in-time exercise.

  • Breach-detection readiness

    Detection and alerting designed for the 72-hour Article 33 notification window, with timeline evidence for your DPA or supervisory authority.

  • Records of processing activities

    Exportable evidence of the technical measures in place — the artefact your DPO or legal team needs when a regulator asks.

The source

Fortoxa's mapping is our own interpretation. For the authoritative framework text, consult the regulator directly.

Read GDPR Article 32 in full

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