The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), in effect since May 25, 2018, unified data protection rules across the EU and introduced new obligations for safeguarding and handling personal data. It includes stringent security requirements and grants stronger rights to individuals regarding their personal information.

At KairosVector, cybersecurity is our mission. We are committed to full GDPR compliance and to supporting our clients and partners in meeting their own compliance requirements. Article 32 of the GDPR requires organizations to consider the “state of the art” when planning their security measures — and that’s exactly where we excel.

As innovators in IT/OT security, AI risk governance, and compliance, KairosVector provides advanced solutions that define the “state of the art.” Our layered defense approach combines automation, intelligence, and adaptability to counter today’s evolving threats.

Many KairosVector services employ automated threat detection to identify and neutralize risks — such as blocking or isolating suspected malicious data — while leveraging external threat intelligence to protect the wider client network. For example, if we detect an attack targeting one client, our systems can use that intelligence to proactively safeguard others, creating a community shield effect.

Our GDPR Compliance Approach

• Data Security: Rigorous safeguards using our own cybersecurity solutions to prevent unauthorized access.
• Data Awareness: Documented processing activities for GDPR compliance.
• Data Retention & Deletion: Data retained only as long as necessary unless legally required.
• Data Subject Rights: Processes to support access, correction, and deletion requests.
• Controller & Processor Roles: Acting as “processor” or “controller” with Data Processing Agreements available.
• Transparency: Privacy Policy for GDPR-compliant notice.
• Vendor Management: Vetting vendors for GDPR compliance before engagement.
• Channel Partner Data: Used solely for legitimate business purposes.
• Data Transfers: Cross-border compliance using EU Standard Contractual Clauses.