85% of GDPR fines target problems visible in the data for months. A scan surfaces your financial exposure — in euros and dollars — before anyone else does.
Download the white paperEach case is a real enforcement action. Below is what APOLLO would have surfaced — before the regulator did.
Client files and HR records with no classification. 18% of accounts inactive 90+ days. 0% encryption on the file server.
Medication history in a production DB with no anonymization, no retention limit, and open API access. Classified Art. 9.
Financial records retained past 3 years. No deletion schedule. 12,000 California residents in scope. No “Do Not Sell” enforcement.
8 pages. No filler. Scored cases, methodology, and a pricing comparison.
The structural gap between “having a privacy policy” and measurable data governance — why regulators always find it first.
Score, financial exposure, priority actions — what APOLLO would have surfaced before the investigation started.
From PII types and volumes to article-by-article GDPR/CCPA penalty estimates. Transparent and reproducible formula.
Special data + no encryption. Dormant admin accounts. Old PII + no retention. Unclassified data + third-party access.
Why SIEM, DLP, and GRC platforms miss the data layer — and what a posture audit reveals that monitoring cannot.
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In the Estonian pharmacy case, the breach was detected 14 months after the patient data became accessible. No retention limit, no anonymization, no access restriction — all visible in the metadata on day one.
APOLLO's scan would have returned an S013 of 8/100. Estimated fine: €4.1M. Time to remediate before the regulator acted: 6 weeks.
“The fine was not for the breach. It was for the absence of data governance that made the breach inevitable.”
— Estonian Data Protection Inspectorate, 2023Four modules. Four papers. One scan that covers them all.
Art. 5, 9, 30, 32 — scored per article. CCPA, NIS2, SOC2, DORA.
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