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Data Protection
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Companies that trust BrownPipe
Overview
The LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law) regulates how companies collect, use, store, and share personal data.
It applies to any organization that processes personal data of individuals in Brazil, regardless of size or industry.
Fines of up to 2% of revenue (capped at R$ 50 million)
Suspension of data processing activities
Reputational damage and loss of trust
Exposure in security incidents
Context
With the rise of cloud computing, remote work, third-party services, and artificial intelligence, the risk to personal data has grown exponentially.
More sophisticated and automated attacks
Data breaches caused by human and technical failures
Use of AI in processes handling sensitive data
Growing demand for evidence from the ANPD
LGPD is not just documentation. It requires controls, processes, and security.
Methodology
This service provides a precise diagnostic analysis of your company's LGPD compliance status. The process is designed to be agile, offering a clear view of the current state of compliance. We also outline priority actions needed for full compliance, highlighting associated risks and the urgency of certain activities. With the assessment in hand, your company can prioritize and organize the next steps toward compliance.
Our modular compliance service is ideal for companies that want to start the compliance process strategically and gradually. Designed for organizations that prefer to begin with faster, more targeted, and lower-cost actions, it focuses on pre-selected areas, processes, or systems, allowing your company to begin compliance without a large initial investment.
With modular compliance, you can address the most critical parts of your business first, identifying and correcting specific non-conformities. This allows your company to take the first steps toward compliance in a planned manner while building a solid foundation for future expansion of the compliance process.
Since the actions are modular, the effective cost is reduced, allowing your company to plan more effectively and establish compliance actions according to its capabilities and priorities.
For companies that prefer a comprehensive approach, we offer a complete service covering all aspects needed to achieve and maintain LGPD compliance. This service is delivered in two major phases:
In this phase, we map the company's business processes that handle personal data, with a special focus on evaluating the controls required by law.
In this phase, after completing the business process mapping, the actual compliance activities are carried out, which include:
Differentiators
Technical excellence is one of the hallmarks of BrownPipe's LGPD compliance service, led by professionals recognized in the market and academia. Through consultant Guilherme Goulart, BrownPipe has been following the LGPD since it was a preliminary draft bill. In 2015, our consultant participated in a technical meeting on the Public Debate of the Draft Personal Data Protection Law, at the invitation of the National Consumer Secretary of the Ministry of Justice.
Active participation since 2015, even before the LGPD was enacted
Contributions to public consultations and ANPD events
Articles, lectures, podcast, and recognized academic material
Information security principles incorporated into LGPD adequacy
Contributions
Through consultant Guilherme Goulart, BrownPipe has been following the LGPD since it was a preliminary draft bill.
Our consultant participated in a technical meeting on the Public Debate of the Draft Personal Data Protection Law, at the invitation of the National Consumer Secretary of the Ministry of Justice, contributing to the organization of the draft bill.
Consultant Guilherme Goulart participated in a panel discussion at an event organized by the National Data Protection Authority (ANPD), representing BrownPipe and Seguranca Legal. The National Meeting of Data Protection Officers, held in Brasilia, included his participation in the debate on the duties of DPOs in security incident cases.
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The arrival of the LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law) brought a true revolution to the products and services sector. Since its enactment, every company that processes personal data must address a range of technical and legal requirements to support its activities. By granting a series of rights to data subjects, the law imposes obligations on companies to handle data properly, redefining the relationship between organizations and data subjects.
With this in mind, BrownPipe developed an e-book to help you understand the key aspects of the law.
Trust
Accumulated knowledge in data protection and information security
Unique combination of Digital Law and Information Security expertise
Compliance tailored to the company's reality and budget
Professionals with extensive academic training and years of practical experience
Projects across various sectors and company sizes
Support and training for DPO
Common questions
The LGPD (Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados) is Brazil's General Data Protection Law. It regulates how companies collect, use, store, and share personal data. It applies to any organization that processes personal data of individuals in Brazil, regardless of size or industry.
Penalties include fines of up to 2% of revenue (capped at R$ 50 million per violation), blocking or deletion of personal data related to the violation, and public disclosure of the infraction. Additionally, there are risks of reputational damage and loss of trust from clients and partners.
The LGPD requires organizations to appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO). BrownPipe offers support and training for your internal DPO, providing specialized guidance to meet this requirement.
It depends on the size of the organization and the complexity of its processes. The initial assessment can be completed in 2 to 4 weeks. Full compliance can take 3 to 12 months, depending on the scope and the company's current maturity level.
Modular compliance allows gradual progress, prioritizing critical areas and controlling investment. Full compliance is a comprehensive approach that structures all compliance sustainably, ideal for companies that need a robust program.
Talk to a team that has followed the LGPD since its inception and integrates data protection with information security.
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