GDPR's Right to Restrict Processing with Identity Orchestration
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GDPR Article 18 gives individuals the right to restrict, rather than erase, processing of their personal data when its accuracy is disputed, processing is unlawful, the data is needed for legal claims, or legitimate-interest grounds are under review. Organizations must be able to retain restricted data while halting relevant processing activities across internal systems and third parties, a difficult task in fragmented data environments that often requires costly, error-prone manual intervention. Identity orchestration platforms are presented as a way to centralize and automate these controls by modifying identity-data workflows, such as stopping data enrichment, marketing transfers, analytics, or unauthorized access while preserving legally permitted uses. Didit positions its AI-native, modular identity platform as a tool for implementing such restrictions through configurable verification workflows, APIs, structured session data, auditability features, and controls over processes including ID verification, AML screening, and document-data extraction.
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