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DPIAs in Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructures

ByPrivacyiQ

Data protection risks spike during M&A. Here’s why DPIAs matter in corporate change.

Change creates risk — especially where data is concerned. During M&A or restructuring, use DPIAs to:

  • Assess compatibility of data processing practices
  • Review risks in combining databases or systems
  • Identify cultural or legal gaps in privacy posture

DPIAs ensure privacy is protected even when organisations shift. Privacy IQ supports teams navigating sensitive transitions.

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