Personal Data Protection in Ecuador
At Tempo Legal, we are leaders in the implementation and compliance of the Organic Law on the Protection of Personal Data (LOPDP) in Ecuador. Our team has worked with more than 50 companies across various sectors such as technology, healthcare, banking, retail, and education, helping them protect their data, avoid penalties, and strengthen the trust of their customers and partners.
The LOPDP establishes significant penalties that can reach up to 1% of a company’s total turnover for each infraction. Complying with these regulations not only protects your business from legal and financial risks, but also improves your reputation in the market and ensures the sustainability of your operations in an increasingly competitive and regulated environment.
Our Featured Services
Regulatory Compliance Audit
- We evaluate how your company collects, processes and stores personal data.
- We identify risks and propose improvements to comply with the LOPDP.
Design and Implementation of Internal Policies
Drafting of data protection manuals adapted to the needs of your business.
- Creating clear processes to handle personal information securely.
Defense before Sanctioning Processes
- Representation in audits, inspections and administrative sanctions.
- Legal management in cases of data leaks or privacy breaches.
Staff Training
Specialized training to ensure your employees handle personal data securely and in compliance
Advice on Technological Adaptation
Implementation of tools such as encryption, access control and system monitoring to guarantee the security of your data.
Advice on Technological Adaptation
Security Incident Management
Protection of Customer and Employee Data
Importance of Complying with the LOPDP
Complying with the LOPDP not only avoids significant financial penalties, but also protects the reputation and sustainability of your business. Sectors such as technology, healthcare, banking, and education are especially vulnerable due to the handling of large amounts of personal and sensitive data. Ensuring regulatory compliance is an essential step in maintaining your customers’ trust and ensuring legal and secure operations.
Juan Alberto Gómez B. Esq.
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Professional career: Partner at the law firm Gómez & De La Torre Abogados , Legal Director of the Rainforest Foundation and External Consultant at Benalcázar Abogados .
Specialization and Achievements: Expert in Civil and Commercial Litigation Law, with over $10 million in assets recovered through strategic litigation and successful settlements.
Advisor to leading institutions: He has represented and advised Banco Pichincha, Banco del Austro, Oriente Seguros, Chaide & Chaide, Colegio Alemán Quito, Grupo Logístico Mosquera Aulestia GMA, among others.
Personal Data Management Process in Companies
We implement a complete regulatory compliance system in personal data protection, designed especially for industrial companies that handle information of workers, suppliers, corporate customers and visitors.
Phase 1:
Diagnosis and Risk Assessment
We analyse how your company processes personal data (biometrics, video surveillance, occupational health, etc.) to identify legal risks, regulatory gaps and specific needs.
Phase 2:
Implementation and Documentation
We create all the legal and operational instruments required by the Organic Law on the Protection of Personal Data (LOPDP), including policies, protocols, contractual clauses and internal training.
Advantages of the service
Adapted to your operational reality
Editable, audit-ready deliverables
Real, useful and sustainable compliance
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Frequently Asked Questions
Overview of LDPDP
Overview of LDPDP
It is any information that identifies or can identify a person, such as names, addresses, identification numbers, emails, bank details, and health data.
Which companies must comply with the LOPDP?
What sanctions does the LOPDP establish?
What data is considered sensitive?
What rights do the owners of personal data have?
Owners have rights such as access, rectification, deletion, opposition and portability of their personal data.
Legal Compliance & Labor Audits
What does a data protection compliance audit include?
How long does it take to implement a data protection system?
How can I prove that my company complies with the LOPDP?
Is it mandatory to delegate a Data Protection Officer (DPO)?
Yes, especially for companies that handle sensitive data or perform large-scale data processing.
Which sectors are most willing to audit?
Incident Management and Technologies
What technological tools help to comply with the LOPDP?
How are data deletion requests handled?
What if your contract data handling to a third party?
How does the LOPDP affect foreign companies operating in Ecuador?
Training and Competitive Advantages
Why is it important to train staff in data protection?
What are the benefits of complying with the LOPDP for my business?
What steps can I take to avoid negative audits?
What does a proper privacy policy include?
How does the LOPDP impact e-commerce?
Why choose Tempo Legal?
Fast and Specialized Attention
100% Online Service
Pre-established Fixed Rates
We accept debit and credit cards
Ready to comply with the LOPDP and protect the data of your company, customers and suppliers?
Contact us today! Our team of experts is ready to help you implement a complete data protection system that complies with Ecuadorian regulations and strengthens your business.