PDPL Compliance Services in Saudi Arabia

Review processing activities, legal basis, transparency, rights procedures, retention, security, processor arrangements, breach readiness, impact assessments, transfers and supporting evidence.

Review controller responsibilities, decision rights, policy ownership, escalation routes, evidence ownership and whether DPO appointment requirements should be assessed separately.

Document categories of personal data, purposes, data subjects, sources, recipients, systems, locations, processors and other information needed to understand processing activities.

Confirm the legal basis for processing activities and review consent mechanisms where consent is the appropriate or required basis.

Build documented workflows for informing data subjects and handling access, copy, correction, completion, update and destruction requests within applicable timelines.

Prepare privacy policies, procedures, internal guidelines, and compliance documents for regulatory readiness.

Define retention criteria, destruction processes, data minimization controls and evidence that personal data is not kept longer than required.

Review processor selection, contractual requirements, instructions, sub-processing, monitoring and personal-data disclosure or sharing arrangements.

Prepare detection, escalation, assessment, documentation and notification procedures, including the 72-hour competent-authority timeline where the regulatory threshold is met.

Prioritize findings by risk and regulatory impact, assign owners, identify dependencies and define the evidence required to demonstrate closure.

Organize policies, notices, processing records, assessments, request logs, breach records, transfer documentation and other evidence needed to support compliance.

Establish periodic reviews for processing changes, regulatory updates, evidence refresh, open remediation and changes that may affect PDPL obligations.