Regulation (EU) 2016/679 governs personal-data processing within its material and territorial scope. It addresses processing principles, responsibilities, individual rights, security and accountability. Article 35 covers data-protection impact assessments for processing likely to result in high risk to individuals. See the official GDPR text.
Establish the processing context
Identify the processing activities, data subjects, purposes, controller or processor responsibilities and transfers involved. Territorial scope can include organisations outside the EU; a country label on a framework is not an applicability test.
Assess privacy effects on individuals alongside cybersecurity risks to the organisation. Record the basis for relevant decisions and the evidence needed to demonstrate accountability.
Use in CSFaaS
The reviewed reference library contains GDPR/RGPD entries with French and Spanish labels. Check the exact language and reference rather than assuming that an English edition is available.
Use the framework to organise relevant requirements, owners, policy controls and supporting evidence. Document information and third-party relationships consistently with the processing scope. Keep legal analysis, privacy assessment and internal implementation tracking distinct; importing the framework does not complete any of them.