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Our mission is to help everyone achieve data privacy compliance. Here are some of the companies who selected Achieved Compliance to meet the challenges of global privacy compliance.

Achieved offers a wide range of services in the U.S. through Achieved Compliance Solutions LLC, and in the EU/UK through Achieved Compliance Advocacy, Ltd.

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Our Clients

Airlines Reporting Corp.

AutoRABIT

Block.one

Boom!

Briefing.com

Brightmetrics

Build.com

Column Technologies

ESPEC

Esperion Therapeutics

FIA Technologies

FanByte

Geocaching

Global Data Consortium

GoGlobal Retail

HelpScout

IL Makiage

Internet Travel Service

Kabbage

ModCloth

Neurohacker

Owens & Minor

Porchlight

SecureSheet

Sentropy

Sift Science

Smyte

SoundExchange

Strategic Management Society

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Terlato Wines

VOICE.com

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Zipify

voximplant

"Remember to consider global privacy laws before collecting clinical trial or health research data.”

Melise Blakeslee, Esq., CIPP/E

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Achieved Representation:
Your Virtual DPO

Achieved Representation offers on-the-ground EU representation and DPO services universities and research centers.

Virtual Data Protection Officer (DPO):
Strategic Data Management

Our team will work with you to develop andimplement a clear action plan covering your short-term and long-term needs.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

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Owens & Minor

Esperion Therapeutics

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Privacy Compliance: Why Software Solutions Could Put You at Risk

Ensure robust privacy compliance with expert guidance. While software solutions help track consent and monitor data, they fall short in assessing risks and making strategic decisions required by data protection laws. Achieved Compliance combines essential compliance expertise that software does not – and cannot provide, with advanced technology to tailor solutions to your business needs. Learn why human judgment, risk management, and deep regulatory knowledge are critical to safeguarding data and meeting legal obligations.

The Troubling Cuts to Medical Research

The current life sciences funding crisis threatens not only ongoing studies but also America's leadership in biomedical research and the economic benefits that flow from it. The U.S. engages in more impactful health sciences research than the next ten leading nations combined. Every dollar invested by the NIH generates over two dollars in economic activity and often leads to the issuance of numerous patents.

ARE YOU CREATING PRIVACY ISSUES WITH AI?

‍Whether you have adopted AI tools or are considering how they might help your company compete, it’s important to determine how AI will affect your company’s overall privacy compliance strategy. It will be critical for companies to understand the technology and software tools they deploy, and how they collect and process data.

Dutch Data Protection Authority Fines Uber for Storing Personal Data in U.S. Without Required Protections

On August 26, 2024, the Dutch Data Protection Authority fined Uber €290 million ($324 million) for failing to comply with EU data transfer rules under the GDPR. Uber transferred sensitive data from over 170 French drivers to U.S. servers without implementing required safeguards.

New York State Attorney General’s Office Issues Guidance on Tracking Technologies and Privacy

The New York Attorney General’s office released guidance on July 15, 2024, signaling increased oversight of online cookie practices. Companies should ensure cookies are correctly categorized, consent tools respect consumer choices, and privacy claims are accurate. Organizations are advised to implement strong policies, test tracking technologies, and seek compliance assistance to avoid enforcement actions.

Spanish Data Authority Fines Data Processor for Failure to Assess and Address Risks of Security Breach

The Spanish data protection authority (AEPD) fined I-DE Redes Electricas Inteligentes (I-DE) 3 million euros for failing to assess its security breach risk, violating Articles 5(1)(f) and 32 of the GDPR. Despite I-DE's claim that the breach was due to a cyber attacker and that they had implemented detection measures, the AEPD emphasized the necessity of preventive measures in addition to remedial actions.

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