GDPR Compliance
Why GDPR Compliance Is Important
- Data Privacy Protection
- Regulatory Compliance
- Building Trust
- Global Reach
- Risk Mitigation
- Transparency and Accountability
How Thrive Can Help
Thrive is compliant with the General Data Protection Act (GDPR) Standards for products and services provided to our EU clients. Our business practices and operations that are relevant to the EU and related data are also in compliance.
We advise clients on Thrive’s legitimate use of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) to ensure informed decision-making and proper consent, in accordance with the applicable services agreement.
Thrive Is GDPR Compliant
Thrive has assessed the operational policies and procedures of our offerings and will attest in the applicable service agreements to their alignment with GDPR regulations for EU and UK-based organizations. This ensures firms can implement secure and compliant solutions in accordance with GDPR requirements.
Organizations must verify that their IT providers meet GDPR compliance standards before provisioning even basic managed services. This includes managed systems, as third-party access to personal data and sensitive information can impact data protection and regulatory alignment.
Note: Nothing herein shall constitute legal advice, compliance directives, or otherwise. Customers and prospective customers should consult an attorney and/or other compliance professional regarding their organizations’ compliance obligations, including, without limitation, the regulations described herein.
The UK Data Protection Act
The UK’s Data Protection Act (2018) is a revision of the Data Protection Act (1998) that’s designed to complement the GDPR.
Thrive clients are required to be compliant with The Data Protection Act (2018) and GDPR Standards with respect to products and services provided to customers in the UK and EU and with respect to their business practices and operations relevant to the UK and EU and related data.
The Data Protection Act (2018) and GDPR Standards dictate that clients are required to ensure the legitimate use, confidentiality, and security of Personally Identifiable Information (PII).
Driving Better Business Outcomes
“Thrive’s approach was not just about ticking boxes; it was about truly understanding our security posture and helping us navigate the complexities of cybersecurity in our industry. Their partnership has been instrumental in affirming our security foundations and identifying areas for improvement.”
David Boulton
Head of IT
Zeus Capital
GDPR Compliant Managed IT Services
Thrive’s portfolio of integrated, Next-Generation services are GDPR Compliant and include:
- Vulnerability Scanning and Assessments
- Incident Response and Remediation
- Managed Detection and Response
- Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture with Identity Management
- End User and Workstation Security
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Compliance Disclaimer
The information on this web page may not be construed or used as legal advice about the content, interpretation or application of any law, regulation or regulatory guideline. Customers and prospective customers must seek their own legal counsel to understand the applicability of any law or regulation on their use of Thrive services. Please also note that the relevant contract(s) between you and Thrive determine(s) the scope of services provided and the related legal terms and this page is provided for reference purposes only, and is not part of, and does not otherwise create or amend, any agreement, warranties, representations or other obligations between you and Thrive. Thrive disclaims any terms or statements contained herein that seek to impose legal or operational requirements on Thrive for the delivery of the services. Customers acknowledge that they remain solely responsible for meeting their legal and regulatory requirements. By accessing this content, customers and prospective customers acknowledge the information provided herein and/or any of the attachments accessible via this page shall strictly be considered as general commentary and nothing herein shall constitute legal advice or otherwise.