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Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)

GDPR Article 35 DPIA for one high-risk processing activity. Risk scoring, mitigation plan, DPO-ready sign-off template. €449 fixed price. 7-day delivery.

Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) by Optimum Web is a fixed-price compliance service covering GDPR Article 35 — Data Protection Impact Assessment. It costs €449 with 7 business days delivery by senior security engineers. Data flow map for the assessed processing activity. 14-day warranty included.

€449
Fixed price, VAT excluded
7 business daysSenior only
Data flow map for the assessed processing activity
Risk scoring matrix (likelihood × impact, per data subject category)
Mitigation measures with specific controls and owners
DPO sign-off template ready for Data Protection Authority review
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14-Day Warranty
If the delivered pack does not match your ISMS scope and Statement of Applicability, we rework it at no cost, or refund in full within 14 days of delivery.

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GDPRArticle 35 — Data Protection Impact Assessment
ISO 27001A.5.34 — Privacy and protection of PII

What You Get

Full DPIA under GDPR Article 35 for one high-risk processing activity. We map data flows, identify risks to data subjects, score likelihood and impact, validate necessity and proportionality, and design mitigation measures. Output: a single defensible document your DPO can sign off and your Data Protection Authority can audit.

Who Needs This

  • Companies launching new products that process EU personal data
  • Organisations using AI/ML on user data (profiling, scoring, recommendations)
  • Healthtech, fintech, edtech processing special category data
  • Businesses preparing for regulator inspection or enterprise procurement
  • Teams that received a 'send us your DPIA' request from a client or auditor

How It Works

  1. 1
    Scope Call

    15-min call to define the processing activity in scope

  2. 2
    Data Flow Mapping

    We document data flows, actors, and legal basis for the activity

  3. 3
    Risk Scoring

    We assess likelihood and severity of risks per data subject category

  4. 4
    Report Delivery

    DPO-ready DPIA document with risk register, mitigations, and sign-off template in 7 days

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After the assessment, our fixed-price implementation services cover every gap — from GDPR backup (€449) to incident response (€359). No surprises.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often do I need to do a DPIA?+
A DPIA must be reviewed annually at minimum, and any time the processing activity changes significantly. EDPB Coordinated Enforcement 2026 specifically targets Articles 12–14 and 35.
Is a DPIA mandatory under GDPR?+
Yes, under GDPR Article 35 for any processing likely to result in high risk to individuals — systematic profiling, large-scale special category data, biometric/genetic data, AI-based decisions, large-scale monitoring, children's data, new technologies.
What is the difference between DPIA and data mapping?+
Data mapping inventories what personal data exists, where, and who has access. A DPIA evaluates whether a specific high-risk processing activity is necessary, proportionate, and sufficiently safeguarded. Data mapping is a prerequisite.
Who should sign off on the DPIA?+
The data controller is legally responsible. The product or processing owner drives it, the DPO reviews and challenges, senior management signs off. We include a sign-off template.
What happens if we skip a DPIA?+
Fines up to €10 million or 2% of global annual turnover (GDPR Art. 83). It also shows lack of accountability under Art. 24 if a breach occurs.
Does this DPIA satisfy EU AI Act requirements?+
Partially. EU AI Act requires a separate Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA) for high-risk AI systems. For full coverage, combine with our EU AI Act Applicability Assessment (€539).

Service page last reviewed 15 August 2026 by the Optimum Web compliance team.

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