TruePrivacy for
CISO
Privacy and security — unified
Privacy and security are two sides of the same coin. TruePrivacy gives CISOs the privacy governance layer that completes their security program.
Common challenges
- Security incidents have privacy notification obligations
- Vendor risk management requires privacy due diligence
- Data discovery is essential for both security and privacy
- SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR evidence overlap
- Board reporting needs to cover both security and privacy
How TruePrivacy helps
- Integrated breach response: security incident + privacy notification
- Vendor privacy risk alongside security risk
- Shared data inventory for security and privacy teams
- Evidence collection that satisfies SOC 2 and GDPR simultaneously
- Unified risk dashboard for board reporting
Platform capabilities
Integrated Breach Response
When a security incident is logged, TruePrivacy automatically initiates a privacy assessment workflow — determining whether personal data was affected, which individuals are impacted, and what notification obligations apply. Security incident response and privacy breach response are coordinated in a single platform.
Shared Data Inventory
A unified data inventory that serves both security threat modelling and privacy compliance. Security teams understand what personal data is at risk; privacy teams maintain their RoPA. Same data, different lenses — eliminating duplicated effort and data inconsistencies.
Combined Vendor Risk Assessment
Security and privacy vendor assessments combined into a single vendor review process. Vendors are assessed on both dimensions simultaneously, reducing vendor fatigue and giving a holistic view of third-party risk.
Multi-Framework Evidence Collection
Compliance evidence collected once and mapped to multiple frameworks: SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, and others. Eliminate the parallel evidence collection processes that waste security and privacy team time.
SIEM and Security Tool Integrations
Native integrations with major SIEM platforms, endpoint detection tools, and incident management systems. Security alerts with privacy implications automatically trigger TruePrivacy workflows — no manual handoff required.
Unified Risk-Based Reporting
Board and executive reporting that presents security and privacy risk in a coherent, integrated view. Risk-based prioritisation helps leadership understand where to focus investment and where the greatest residual risk lies.
Key features
What our customers say
“When a security incident occurs, the last thing I want is to be scrambling to figure out my privacy notification obligations. TruePrivacy's integrated incident response means that the moment an incident is logged, the privacy workflow kicks in automatically.”
Vikram Nair
CISO, SecureFinance Group
Frequently asked questions
TruePrivacy integrates with major SIEM platforms (Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar) and incident management tools (PagerDuty, Opsgenie, ServiceNow) via webhook and API. When a security incident is logged in your existing tools, TruePrivacy can automatically initiate a breach assessment workflow — assessing whether the incident constitutes a personal data breach and triggering the appropriate notification workflows.
TruePrivacy's data inventory serves as a shared system of record for both security and privacy teams. Security teams use it to understand what personal data is at risk in their threat models; privacy teams use it for RoPA maintenance and DSR handling. Each team sees the same data assets with their own team-specific metadata and workflows overlaid.
Yes. TruePrivacy's evidence collection module maps to both SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria and GDPR accountability requirements. The same data map, consent records, DSR logs, vendor DPAs, and breach notifications satisfy evidence requirements for both frameworks — eliminating the need to maintain separate compliance artefacts.
Our vendor management module assesses vendors on both security (SOC 2 status, penetration testing, encryption) and privacy (DPA execution, data minimisation, cross-border transfers, breach notification capability) dimensions. A combined risk score gives a holistic view of third-party risk without requiring separate security and privacy assessment processes.
The unified dashboard presents security and privacy risk in a single view: current risk posture by severity, open vulnerabilities with privacy implications, incident and breach history, vendor risk summary, and compliance status by regulation. It is designed to give board members a coherent picture of operational risk without requiring separate security and privacy reports.
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