GDPR User Data Requests — Assessment

To handle GDPR personal data requests, compile secure exports, and run erase flows To disable security logs and bypass controls To let all users access admin settings without verification To make system audit logs completely private and unreadable

User verification, database personal fields, active transaction dependencies, and policy limits Only the dashboard visitor counter Nothing if the request is urgent Only the oldest database table

It proves that a GDPR request was completed and logged without leaking data It makes auditing and incident verification impossible It makes compliance optional for admin users It allows users to bypass multi-factor authentication

Regulatory fines and privacy breaches from incorrect data deletion or insecure exports Cleaner system log filenames More frequent password resets Better display styling for user tables

Data is exported or anonymized, dependencies are checked, and the GDPR register is updated The system should be left in an unverified state Audit evidence should be deleted or hidden All user accounts should be disabled permanently