Initial Assessment

Data protection law in Switzerland is being tightened. The revised Swiss Data Protection Act has been adopted and is expected to enter into force mid 2022. The new law brings many new obligations which will be applicable for all Swiss companies.

What is the outlook for your business?

The new Data Protection Act imposes new obligations on Swiss companies such as maintaining an inventory of data processing activities, entering into additional contracts with service providers that process personal data, and violations can be sanctioned with a fine of up to CHF 250,000.

While the EU Data Protection Directive (GDPR) did not affect certain Swiss-based companies, the new Data Protection Act will be relevant for all Swiss companies. Companies that already comply with the requirements of the GDPR should also address the new Swiss data protection law, as there are differences in content between the two legislations.

lawfy offers a free initial assessment with a lawyer by phone. We show you where your company stands and in which areas improvements are possible.

Included in the assessment is a free trial of the ZOA GDPR software that lawfy works with.

The implementation of the new duties takes time and requires some planning. The first and most important steps are often possible with little effort.

Free

Online Meeting
Risk Assessment of your business
Evaluation of your business in 5 subcategories
Free Trial Version of ZOA GDPR Software
Duration: Approx. 60 min.