🔒 GDPR Article 35 Compliant | Privacy Risk Assessment

Data Protection Impact Assessment

Systematic evaluation of privacy risks to individuals' rights and freedoms

Compliance Score

60%

Inherent Risk

22%

Before safeguards

Safeguard Effect.

58%

Risk Level

ACCEPTABLE

Low risk. Continue monitoring and maintaining controls.

GDPR Principles

Residual Risk Gauge

ACCEPTABLE

After safeguard mitigation

Risk Assessment

Red: Likelihood | Orange: Severity

Project Context & Data Processing

Project Name *

Data Controller

Data Protection Officer (DPO)

DPO Contact

Legal Basis (GDPR Art. 6)

Data Retention Period

Project & Processing Description

Processing Description

Data Categories

Data Subjects

Data Recipients

GDPR Fundamental Principles Assessment

Necessity

Is the processing necessary for the stated purpose?

Proportionality

Is the processing proportionate to the objective?

Data Minimization

Are you collecting only necessary data?

Purpose Limitation

Is data used only for specified purposes?

Storage Minimization

Is data retained only as long as necessary?

Accuracy

Are measures in place to ensure data accuracy?

Risks to Data Subjects' Rights and Freedoms

Assess likelihood and severity of each risk (1-5 scale). Risk Score = Likelihood × Severity

Privacy Violation

Unauthorized access or disclosure of personal data

Likelihood

Severity

Risk Score: 9 / 25

Discrimination Risk

Potential for unfair treatment based on personal data

Likelihood

Severity

Risk Score: 4 / 25

Identity Theft

Risk of identity fraud or impersonation

Likelihood

Severity

Risk Score: 4 / 25

Financial Loss

Monetary harm to data subjects

Likelihood

Severity

Risk Score: 4 / 25

Reputational Damage

Harm to data subject's reputation or social standing

Likelihood

Severity

Risk Score: 4 / 25

Physical Harm

Risk of physical danger or safety concerns

Likelihood

Severity

Risk Score: 1 / 25

Loss of Confidentiality

Breach of confidential or sensitive information

Likelihood

Severity

Risk Score: 9 / 25

Loss of Data Control

Data subjects lose control over their personal data

Likelihood

Severity

Risk Score: 9 / 25

Safeguard Measures & Risk Mitigation

Encryption (Data at Rest & Transit)

Implementation level of encryption measures

Access Control & Authentication

Identity and access management maturity

Pseudonymization & Anonymization

Use of privacy-enhancing technologies

Technical Data Minimization

Automated data minimization controls

Audit Logging & Monitoring

Logging and monitoring capabilities

Incident Response Procedures

Data breach response preparedness

Data Subject Rights Mechanisms

Tools for rights exercise (access, erasure, etc.)

Privacy by Design & Default

Privacy built into system design

DPO Consultation & Involvement

DPO engagement in processing activities

Third-Party & Vendor Management

Processor agreements and oversight

About GDPR Article 35 DPIA

This calculator implements GDPR Article 35 requirements for Data Protection Impact Assessments. A DPIA is mandatory when processing operations are likely to result in high risk to individuals' rights and freedoms.

When DPIA is Required:

• Systematic monitoring or profiling
• Large-scale processing of special categories
• Systematic monitoring of public areas
• Automated decision-making with legal effects

DPIA Must Contain:

• Description of processing operations
• Assessment of necessity and proportionality
• Assessment of risks to rights/freedoms
• Measures to address identified risks

Consultation Requirements:

• DPO must be consulted (Art. 35(2))
• Data subjects or representatives (where applicable)
• Supervisory authority (if high residual risk)
• Document all consultation outcomes