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Security 2026-04-15 6 min read

GDPR for Greek websites: what you must have in 2026

Cookie consent, lawful basis, data subject rights, retention policy — the guide to surviving a Hellenic DPA audit.

GDPR for Greek websites: what you must have in 2026

The Hellenic DPA is auditing

Since 2024 the Greek Data Protection Authority runs active audits, especially on e-shops and sites with email lists.

Core checklist

  1. Cookie banner with granular consent (not just "Accept all")
  2. Privacy policy per GDPR articles 13-14
  3. Clear lawful basis per data type
  4. Data subject request workflow (access, rectification, erasure)
  5. Retention schedule per data category
  6. Data Processing Agreement with every third party (Google Analytics, Stripe, Mailchimp)
  7. 72-hour breach notification protocol

Practical fixes

In most cases, a properly configured consent banner + an updated privacy policy cover 80% of the risk. The rest is architecture (logs, backups, retention).

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