Get your bearings
Start with the vocabulary and the questions your team needs to answer.
Open the glossaryThe Asiri resource library
A little clarity.
A better next step.
Privacy work comes with questions. Start here for practical explanations, useful tools and a clearer way to organise what comes next.
For companies, DPOs and the practices supporting them.
A useful place to begin
You don’t need every answer today.
Choose the step that matches where you are. Build understanding first, then turn it into work your team can follow.
Find your starting point
Use the readiness check to identify gaps worth discussing with your team or adviser.
Check your readinessBring in the right support
Explore professional practices and ask about the scope of help your organisation needs.
Find a privacy professional
In focus · incident records
When something goes wrong,
start with a clear record.
Bring the facts, decisions and follow-up work together. An organised incident record gives your team and privacy adviser a shared place to work from.
- Record what happened and when you became aware.
- Identify the information and people potentially affected.
- Track decisions, evidence and the next actions.
Follow the question
Make sense of the everyday work.
Explore how Asiri organises each part of privacy work, with the records and context that support it.
Records & evidence
Understand the data you hold
Connect each activity to its purpose, the people involved, the systems used and the information shared.
Explore processing recordsTransparency
Make your notices reflect reality
See how privacy notices connect to the records behind them, and why those links matter when your work changes.
Explore privacy noticesRetention
Decide what to keep—and why
Make retention a recorded decision. Identify what starts the clock, who owns the rule and what happens at the end.
Explore retention recordsSuppliers
Know who handles data for you
Bring supplier details, processing arrangements and supporting documents into the same picture.
Explore supplier recordsPeople’s rights
Follow a request through to an answer
Keep track of what someone asked for, who is responding and the evidence behind the outcome.
Explore rights requestsData movement
Understand where information goes
Connect transfers to their destination, purpose and supporting records so the people reviewing them have context.
Explore transfer recordsKeep these close
Useful before your next meeting.
Prepare a better question, find a term, or explore the frameworks behind the work.