The average cost of a data breach in LATAM exceeds USD 3.4 million. We assess privacy controls per ISO 27701 and map gaps against local data protection regulations.
The organization processes personal data of clients, employees, or third parties without a documented privacy management system. There is no inventory of processing activities, consents are not systematized, and the IT team is unaware of what data is transferred to foreign jurisdictions.
Sanctions under data protection laws (Law 25,326 in Argentina, LGPD in Brazil, GDPR if transferring to the EU). Data subject lawsuits. Quantifiable reputational loss. Disqualification from contracts with organizations requiring regulatory compliance across the supply chain.
We execute a gap analysis per ISO 27701 (privacy extension of ISO 27001) that includes: processing activities inventory, legal basis assessment, cross-border data flow mapping, data processor contract review, and design of the remediation plan prioritized by risk level.
ISO 27001 establishes the information security management system (ISMS). ISO 27701 is an extension that adds specific privacy controls for personal data processing, for both controllers and processors. ISO 27701 requires ISO 27001 as a prerequisite.
It varies by jurisdiction: GDPR requires 72 hours, LGPD establishes a reasonable period defined by the ANPD, and Argentina determines it case by case. Our assessment includes designing the notification procedure adapted to each applicable regulation.
We classify each finding according to three criteria: regulatory impact (potential fines and sanctions), volume of personal data affected, and current exposure level. This generates a prioritization matrix that allows the organization to address the highest-impact risks first with limited resources.
Assessment within 72 business hours. ISO methodology. No ties to certification bodies.
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