Privacy and Cybersecurity
Keeping your digital environment secure. From GDPR advice to two-factor authentication and safe password management.
- GDPR
- 2FA
- Passwords
- SSL
Privacy and security for a small business starts with a simple foundation: strong passwords, two-factor authentication and knowing which personal data you process. At bouwman.io one person in the Netherlands helps you get that foundation in order, explained in plain language.
Cybersecurity can sound like a complicated topic fast, but the basics are usually simple: strong passwords, two-factor authentication and knowing which data you process and why. I help get those basics in order, explained in plain language.
What you get
- A check of your current digital security, with concrete points for improvement
- Help setting up two-factor authentication on your key accounts
- Advice on safe password management for you and your team
- Practical GDPR advice: which data you process, why, and what you need to document
- Everything explained in plain language, so you actually understand what’s been set up and why
Who it’s for
For business owners who know security matters but don’t know where to start.
Want to know how secure your digital environment really is right now? Get in touch.
Frequently asked questions
Is a GDPR check mandatory for my business?
Almost every business that processes personal data, for example through a contact form or a customer list, has to comply with the GDPR. A check shows you where you currently stand.
What exactly is two-factor authentication?
An extra security step alongside your password, for example a code on your phone, so a stolen password alone isn't enough to log in.
Is this relevant for small businesses too?
Definitely. Small businesses are often the least well secured, even though getting the basics in order usually takes very little effort.
Is a privacy statement mandatory on my website?
Yes, as soon as you process personal data, and you already do with a contact form or statistics. The statement has to match what your site actually does; a copied template rarely does. Drafting it is part of the GDPR advice.
Do I need a cookie banner on my website?
Only if your site places cookies that aren't strictly necessary, such as statistics or marketing. If your site only places necessary cookies, no banner is required. I can check what your site actually places and set the banner up properly (or remove it).
Wondering whether this fits your situation?
A short conversation is enough to work out what's needed. No obligations, no technical story.
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