About gdpr-self-assessment
gdpr-self-assessment is a skill for GDPR controllers conducting internal compliance reviews. It uses a standardized questionnaire and scoring to identify strengths, weaknesses, and maturity trends, alongside guidance on assessing gaps and maintaining improvements.
Key features
- 01Conduct a standardized self-assessment
- 02Score compliance strengths and weaknesses
- 03Assess GDPR gaps and risks
- 04Plan and document corrective measures
- 05Track changes in maturity
Use cases
- 01Run an internal review of controller compliance
- 02Identify and prioritize GDPR remediation work
- 03Track organizational compliance maturity trends
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ mukul975/ privacy-data-protection-skills --skill gdpr-self-assessmentAfter installing, type/gdpr-self-assessmentin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
assets/template.mdreferences/standards.mdworkflows.mdscripts/process.pyDetails
From the project READMEPerforming GDPR Controller Self-Assessment
Overview
A controller self-assessment provides structured internal review of GDPR compliance using a standardised questionnaire with scoring, enabling organisations to identify strengths, weaknesses, and maturity trends.
Implementation Approach
Phase 1: Assessment
- Review current state against applicable GDPR articles.
- Identify gaps between current practices and requirements.
- Classify gaps by severity and regulatory risk.
- Document the assessment with evidence references.
Phase 2: Design
- Design measures to address identified gaps.
- Align measures with organisational capacity and risk appetite.
- Obtain DPO and stakeholder review of proposed measures.
- Create implementation timeline with milestones.
Phase 3: Implementation
- Execute the implementation plan according to priority.
- Document all measures implemented with evidence.
- Train relevant staff on new procedures and requirements.
- Validate implementation through testing or review.
Phase 4: Maintenance
- Schedule periodic reviews (minimum annual).
- Monitor for regulatory changes affecting the scope.
- Update measures in response to audit findings or incidents.
- Report on compliance status to the governance structure.
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