Data Protection

Deal With a Data Subject Access Request (DSAR)

Tackle a DSAR with data protection experts on your side.

GDPR gives individuals rights surrounding how their personal information is processed by businesses. One of those rights is “the right of access” or “subject access” which allows a member of the public such as a customer, employee or supplier to ask a business about what data they hold on them.

This is a data subject access request (or DSAR). DSARs are nuanced and complex, often requiring a little finesse to navigate.

What comes with a DSAR?

Tight deadlines

A business must respond within one calendar month from the day of receipt of the data request. Time is of the essence to remain compliant.

Training staff

Do your staff know how to respond to a DSAR? Do they know where and how they should look for the data that has been requested?

How to get started

Who this can affect

Don't take our word for it

Stephenson Law has been a great partner as our external counsel. The team have provided excellent advice and support over the years on both contracting and data protection issues, we really see them as an extension of our team at ActiveViam. I would highly recommend them to anyone working with technology contracting and IP protection matters.

Allen Whipple | ActiveViam | Managing Director |

Dig deeper

Dealing with DSARs: The Basics

Dealing with DSARs: The Basics

The Guide to UK GDPR

The Guide to UK GDPR

An Infographic Guide to DSARs

An Infographic Guide to DSARs

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You'll be hard-pressed to find a team more passionate about data than our data protection team. They support fast-growth tech businesses on the daily who are on the cutting-edge of data and product builds, helping teams navigate GDPR and scale without facing any fines.

Deal With a Data Subject Access Request (DSAR)

Tackle a DSAR with data protection experts on your side.

GDPR gives individuals rights surrounding how their personal information is processed by businesses. One of those rights is “the right of access” or “subject access” which allows a member of the public such as a customer, employee or supplier to ask a business about what data they hold on them.

This is a data subject access request (or DSAR). DSARs are nuanced and complex, often requiring a little finesse to navigate.

What comes with a DSAR?

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Tight deadlines

A business must respond within one calendar month from the day of receipt of the data request. Time is of the essence to remain compliant.

Training staff

Do your staff know how to respond to a DSAR? Do they know where and how they should look for the data that has been requested?

Don't take our word for it

Stephenson Law has been a great partner as our external counsel. The team have provided excellent advice and support over the years on both contracting and data protection issues, we really see them as an extension of our team at ActiveViam. I would highly recommend them to anyone working with technology contracting and IP protection matters.

Allen Whipple | ActiveViam | Managing Director |
Stephenson Law logo

About us:

You'll be hard-pressed to find a team more passionate about data than our data protection team. They support fast-growth tech businesses on the daily who are on the cutting-edge of data and product builds, helping teams navigate GDPR and scale without facing any fines.