Technical + legal view
Privacy controls validated by people who actually test systems, not just review documents.
LGPD adequacy is the structured process by which a company aligns its personal-data processing with Brazil's Lei nº 13.709/2018. It means mapping data, assessing risk (RIPD), implementing technical and organizational measures, appointing the Data Protection Officer (DPO/Encarregado) and keeping continuous compliance with the ANPD.
LGPD adequacy is the set of technical, legal and organizational measures that brings personal-data processing into compliance with the Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (Lei nº 13.709/2018). It means mapping operations, defining legal bases, closing gaps and running a living privacy program under ANPD oversight.
Berghem treats adequacy as an engineering problem, not a paperwork exercise. Every engagement leaves you with a data inventory, legal bases per operation, a risk-ranked action plan and the evidence an auditor, a client or the ANPD expects to find — built alongside your technology, legal and business teams so decisions match how the company actually operates.
A phased plan that turns a legal obligation into an executable roadmap — each step produces evidence you can show to auditors, clients and the ANPD.
We survey every processing operation, build the RoPA, classify sensitive data and map flows, systems, processors and international transfers — the factual base for every decision that follows.
We assess the risks of the most critical operations and produce the data-protection impact report (RIPD), prioritizing what needs technical and organizational safeguards.
We build the privacy policy, privacy notices, retention rules, consent management and the records the LGPD and the ANPD expect to see.
We turn gaps into a plan ordered by risk and effort, starting with the highest-exposure points, so remediation is realistic and trackable.
We train the teams that handle personal data, because most incidents start with people, not systems — culture is what keeps adequacy alive.
The LGPD requires a controller to appoint a Data Protection Officer (Encarregado) as the point of contact with data subjects and the ANPD. Berghem provides DPO as a Service — an outsourced Encarregado who runs the ongoing privacy program, handles requests and monitors compliance without you having to build the role in-house.
Art. 46 of the LGPD requires controllers to adopt security measures to protect personal data. A penetration test produces objective evidence that those measures actually work — finding the flaws an attacker would exploit before a breach turns into an ANPD incident.
The LGPD requires controllers to communicate incidents that may cause relevant risk or harm to the ANPD and to affected data subjects within a reasonable timeframe. Berghem builds the detection, assessment and notification workflow — and responds with you when an incident actually happens.
There is no single price or timeline — both depend on the size and complexity of your data processing. We scope after the initial diagnosis and present a phased proposal, so you invest by priority instead of paying for a monolithic project up front.
We combine a security-engineering view with legal precision, so the program holds up technically and in front of a regulator.
Privacy controls validated by people who actually test systems, not just review documents.
Every deliverable is ready for an auditor, an enterprise client or the ANPD.
Adequacy connects to pentest and application security to prove that controls work.
Outsourced DPO, monitoring and training keep compliance alive after the project ends.
In a 30-minute conversation we assess your current state and design the ideal scope — from data mapping to a running privacy program.