Privacy law has been hot for years with the advent of new technologies. Data is rightly seen as the new gold as can hold valuable information. Personal data is constantly shared automatically between companies sharing information on where are people located, what do they do, what do they buy, what do they find interesting. Organisations that automatically process personal data, everything between collection and destruction, are becoming increasingly aware of the power and danger of holding this data. The advent of the General Data Protection Regulation has made an important contribution to this. MAAK Advocaten familiarises organisations with Dutch privacy law and assists them in drawing up privacy policies, processing agreements, processing registers and advises on compliance with legal regulations.