loi-25-compliance

To audit Loi 25 privacy compliance, you must document data inventories, RLS policies, audit trails, retention and deletion rules, incident management, and vendor contracts. The audit identifies data handling gaps across code, databases, APIs, and governance processes to generate a structured compliance report.

An EFVP assessment evaluates privacy risks for personally identifiable information (PII) within software projects. It aligns with Loi 25 requirements by scoring risks and identifying data handling gaps to ensure proper data protection, governance, and incident readiness.

Documenting data retention and deletion rules involves mapping your data inventory and applying governance checks across your databases and APIs. This process ensures compliance with Loi 25 by maintaining proper audit trails and incident management protocols for stakeholder reporting.

Yes, you can assess privacy compliance for data transfers by auditing vendor and mandatary contracts. The assessment evaluates governance processes to identify data handling gaps and ensures regulatory compliance with Loi 25 data protection requirements.

Yes, Loi 25 compliance auditing applies directly across existing code, databases, and APIs. It evaluates your current architecture to identify data handling gaps, assess RLS policies, and generate a structured report suitable for regulators.

The best way to report Loi 25 privacy risks is generating a structured compliance report from an EFVP-aligned risk assessment. It documents PII inventories, audit trails, and incident management governance to provide stakeholders and regulators with clear remediation planning.