GDPR data access logging,
Article 30 records, without the spreadsheet.
Article 30 wants records of processing. Article 33 gives you 72 hours to report a breach you first have to detect. DB Audit logs every access to personal data and flags anomalies in under a second.
What GDPR requires, and how DB Audit answers
Comprehensive data protection regulation governing how organizations collect, store, and process personal data of EU residents. Non-compliance can result in fines up to 4% of global annual revenue.
| The mandate | How DB Audit satisfies it |
|---|---|
Article 30 Records of Processing Activities Organizations MUST maintain detailed records of all personal data processing activities, including access logs. | Access records are generated automatically for every system that processes personal data — record-keeping as a side effect of monitoring. |
Article 32 Security of Processing REQUIRES appropriate technical measures including the ability to ensure ongoing confidentiality and integrity of processing systems. | Technical measures you can evidence: captured activity and enforced policies, not policy PDFs. |
Article 33 Breach Notification Data breaches MUST be reported to authorities within 72 hours. Requires real-time detection capabilities. | Real-time anomaly detection surfaces breaches inside the 72-hour window, not after it. |
Article 35 Data Protection Impact Assessment High-risk processing REQUIRES documented impact assessments with evidence of security measures. | DPIA evidence reports are generated from actual access patterns, not questionnaires. |
Built-in accelerators, no services engagement
Pre-built policies, reports, classifications, and alerts for GDPR — installed with the platform, working on day one.
Personal Data Access Monitoring
Pre-built policy to track all access to tables containing EU resident data
DPIA Evidence Report
Automated report documenting all data access patterns for impact assessments
EU PII Patterns
Auto-detect EU-specific identifiers: national IDs, IBAN, VAT numbers
72-Hour Breach Detection
Real-time alerting ensures you detect breaches within notification window
One platform, every database
Your regulated data rarely lives in one engine. DB Audit applies the same policy across 20+ database types — so the evidence looks the same everywhere.
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Compliance-grade auditing, without the legacy price
One line item, priced on the databases you monitor. Most teams pay about 90% less than they would for a legacy DAM platform — with the compliance content included, not sold as services.
Common questions, answered
How does DB Audit help with the 72-hour breach window?
Detection is the hard half of Article 33. DB Audit flags anomalous access to personal data in under a second and gives you the complete access record needed to scope and report the incident within the window.
Can it identify EU personal data in our databases?
Yes. Built-in classification detects EU-specific identifiers — national IDs, IBANs, VAT numbers — so monitoring policies cover the tables that actually hold personal data.
Can audit data stay inside the EU, or on-premise?
Yes. DB Audit runs fully managed in our cloud or entirely inside your own environment, so audit data residency follows your data protection requirements.
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