Seers Breach Management Platform manage incidents, automate tasks, maintain records for compliance and notify in accordance with GDPR. A Data Controller is required by the GDPR to have a Data Breach Management System in place to log, track, and notify data breach events. Article 33(5) requires you to keep a record of the facts surrounding the breach. According to GDPR Recital 87, if a security incident occurs, you must determine whether a personal data breach has occurred as soon as possible. Seers Breach Management Platform manages data breaches, automates processes, keeps track of compliance, and notifies individuals in accordance with data protection laws. Users can track and log breaches, and also respond to them, using a centralised dashboard. Third Party Integrations allow the transfer information about data breaches from existing systems to a central breach repository. Breach management is streamlined by investigating, automating, and including the appropriate persons. Additional features include stakeholder collaboration, audit timeline, faster notifications, powerful reporting engine, and risk mitigation. Communication Auto tickets assigning Auto-generated audit trails Retracking of steps taken Detailed activity analysis Notification recommendations Know when, how and who to send notifications Custom notifications Reports based notifications on use cases 100+ filtering options Easy to use templates The Seers Breach Management Platform manages data breaches, automates operations, tracks compliance, and notifies individuals per data privacy regulations. Understand if the affected data contains personally identifiable information (PII) or other sensitive information, which data subjects were affected, associated data processing activities, record types, and other critical information to understand the potential severity of an incident or breach. Reduce inquiry time and costs by a significant amount. Internal and external stakeholders can provide information regarding incidents through a customisable portal. The incident workflow differs depending on the type of occurrence. Utilise a secure communication system separate from potentially compromised corporate systems. Eliminate the use of shadow communications while maintaining control over participation. Allows legal counsel to observe the response process and can organise contacts to claim privilege if needed.