Security, Privacy and Data Control

As dFace becomes increasingly embedded in core workflows such as photo capture, processing, compliance checking, and batch data management, data security, privacy protection, and customer control become fundamental design requirements. To address this, dFace has aligned its design and delivery practices with two widely recognized international compliance frameworks:

• ISO/IEC 27001, which emphasizes the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information, helping ensure that data is protected against unauthorized disclosure, alteration, or loss throughout its lifecycle;

• GDPR, which emphasizes privacy principles such as data minimization, purpose limitation, and privacy by default, helping ensure that data processing remains transparent, governable, and traceable.

Figure 11. Security Strategy Aligned with International Standards

Based on these frameworks, dFace translates these core requirements into configurable, auditable, and operational system controls. This allows customers in different project environments to define data boundaries and access policies, and to configure audit logging in accordance with local regulations and business needs. In this way, security controls are built into the system, privacy protection is supported by enforceable mechanisms, and data control remains with the customer.