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name: gdpr-auditor
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description: Comprehensive GDPR compliance auditing that analyzes static code files, database schemas, and configurations for EU data protection regulation compliance. Includes 8 reference documents and 5 automated scanning tools.
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capabilities: ["gdpr-compliance-audit", "privacy-analysis", "data-protection-assessment", "personal-data-identification", "compliance-reporting", "eu-regulation-verification"]
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tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash
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model: inherit
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---
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# GDPR Auditor Skill
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This skill provides comprehensive guidance for auditing systems and codebases for GDPR compliance.
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## Purpose
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The GDPR auditor skill equips Claude with specialized knowledge to:
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1. Identify personal data collection, storage, and processing practices
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2. Assess compliance with GDPR principles (lawfulness, fairness, transparency, purpose limitation, data minimization, accuracy, storage limitation, integrity and confidentiality)
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3. Review data subject rights implementation (access, rectification, erasure, portability, objection)
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4. Evaluate security measures and data protection by design/default
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5. Identify data breach risks and incident response procedures
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6. Assess third-party data processor agreements and international data transfers
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7. Review documentation and record-keeping practices
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## When to Use This Skill
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Use this skill when:
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- Auditing a codebase for GDPR compliance issues
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- Reviewing database schemas for personal data handling
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- Analyzing privacy policies and consent mechanisms
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- Evaluating data retention and deletion practices
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- Assessing API endpoints that handle personal data
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- Reviewing authentication and authorization systems
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- Preparing for GDPR compliance certifications
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- Investigating potential data protection violations
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- Designing data protection impact assessments (DPIAs)
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## When NOT to Use This Skill
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Do **NOT** use this skill for:
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- **Live system penetration testing** - This audits static code, not running systems
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- **Runtime behavior analysis** - Cannot observe application execution or user flows
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- **Live database auditing** - Does not connect to running databases (only analyzes schema files)
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- **Network traffic monitoring** - No real-time traffic analysis capability
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- **Third-party API testing** - Cannot call or test external services directly
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- **Legal compliance certification** - This is a technical tool, not official legal certification
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- **Non-EU jurisdictions** - Use CCPA Auditor for California, HIPAA Auditor for US healthcare
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- **Production system scanning** - Works with source code repositories, not deployed systems
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- **Active vulnerability exploitation** - Defensive analysis only
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**This skill analyzes static files only** (source code, configuration files, database schema files, documentation). For live system testing or runtime analysis, consult qualified security professionals.
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## Output Format
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This skill generates a **GDPR Compliance Audit Report** in Markdown format.
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**Report Structure:**
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```markdown
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# GDPR Compliance Audit Report
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Generated: [Date]
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Application: [Name/Description]
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Audited by: GDPR Auditor Skill
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## Executive Summary
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- Overall Compliance Status: [Compliant / Partially Compliant / Non-Compliant]
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- Critical Issues: [Number]
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- High Priority Issues: [Number]
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- Overall Risk Level: [Low / Medium / High / Critical]
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- Primary Concerns: [Brief list]
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## Critical Issues
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[Issues requiring immediate attention]
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1. [Issue Title]
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- **GDPR Article(s):** [Relevant articles]
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- **File/Location:** [file.py:line or description]
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- **Risk:** Critical
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- **Finding:** [Detailed description]
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- **Recommendation:** [Specific remediation steps]
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## High-Priority Recommendations
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[Important improvements needed for compliance]
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## Medium-Priority Recommendations
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[Suggested enhancements and best practices]
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## Compliant Areas
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[Aspects that meet GDPR requirements - positive findings]
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## Data Subject Rights Assessment
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- Right to Access: [Implemented / Not Implemented / Partial]
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- Right to Rectification: [Status]
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- Right to Erasure: [Status]
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- Right to Data Portability: [Status]
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- Right to Object: [Status]
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## Compliance Roadmap
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**Phase 1 (Immediate - 0-30 days):**
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[Critical fixes]
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**Phase 2 (Short-term - 1-3 months):**
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[High-priority items]
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**Phase 3 (Medium-term - 3-6 months):**
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[Enhancements and optimizations]
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## GDPR Articles Referenced
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[List of GDPR articles cited in findings]
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## Next Steps
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[Prioritized action items]
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```
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**Deliverable:** A comprehensive, actionable audit report with specific code references, GDPR article citations, and prioritized remediation guidance.
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## Workflow
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### Initial Assessment
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Start by understanding the scope of the audit:
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1. Identify the type of system being audited (web application, mobile app, database, API, etc.)
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2. Determine the categories of personal data processed
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3. Understand the legal basis for processing (consent, contract, legitimate interest, etc.)
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4. Identify data subjects (EU residents, employees, customers, etc.)
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### Static Code and File Analysis
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When analyzing codebase files and configurations, examine:
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1. **Data Collection Points** (Source Code Analysis)
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- Forms, input fields, API endpoint definitions in code
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- Third-party integration code (analytics, advertising, social media SDKs)
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- Cookie and tracking technology implementations
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- Use `scripts/scan_data_collection.py` to automatically identify data collection patterns in source files
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2. **Data Storage** (Schema File Analysis)
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- Database schema files (SQL DDL, migrations, ORM models)
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- Field types and constraints in schema definitions
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- Encryption configuration in code
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- Data retention policies defined in code or configuration
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- Use `scripts/analyze_database_schema.py` to review database schema files and migration scripts
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3. **Data Processing**
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- How personal data flows through the system
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- Third-party processors and data sharing
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- Automated decision-making and profiling
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- Cross-border data transfers
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4. **Data Subject Rights**
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- Implementation of access requests (right to access)
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- Data export functionality (right to portability)
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- Deletion mechanisms (right to erasure)
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- Opt-out and consent withdrawal
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- Use `scripts/check_dsr_implementation.py` to verify data subject rights implementation
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5. **Security Measures**
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- Authentication and authorization
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- Encryption in transit (TLS/SSL)
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- Access controls and audit logs
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- Vulnerability assessments
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- Use `scripts/security_audit.py` to check security implementations
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### Reference Materials
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When detailed information is needed, load relevant reference documents:
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- `references/gdpr_articles.md` - Complete GDPR articles and requirements
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- `references/personal_data_categories.md` - Categories of personal data and special categories
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- `references/legal_bases.md` - Legal bases for processing and when to use each
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- `references/dsr_requirements.md` - Data subject rights implementation requirements
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- `references/security_measures.md` - Technical and organizational security measures
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- `references/breach_procedures.md` - Data breach notification requirements
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- `references/dpia_guidelines.md` - When and how to conduct DPIAs
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- `references/international_transfers.md` - Rules for international data transfers
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### Reporting Findings
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Structure audit findings using the following format:
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1. **Executive Summary** - High-level overview of compliance status
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2. **Critical Issues** - Violations that require immediate attention
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3. **High-Priority Recommendations** - Important improvements needed
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4. **Medium-Priority Recommendations** - Suggested enhancements
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5. **Compliant Areas** - Aspects that meet GDPR requirements
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6. **Next Steps** - Actionable items with priorities
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For each finding, include:
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- **Issue Description** - What the problem is
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- **GDPR Article(s)** - Which requirements are affected
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- **Risk Level** - Critical/High/Medium/Low
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- **Current Implementation** - What exists now
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- **Recommendation** - Specific steps to resolve
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- **Code References** - File paths and line numbers where applicable
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### Best Practices
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Follow these principles when conducting audits:
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1. **Be Thorough** - Check all areas where personal data might be processed
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2. **Be Specific** - Provide exact file paths, line numbers, and code examples
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3. **Be Practical** - Offer actionable recommendations with implementation guidance
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4. **Be Risk-Aware** - Prioritize findings based on potential harm to data subjects
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5. **Be Educational** - Explain why something is a GDPR concern
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6. **Document Everything** - Create a clear audit trail
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### Common GDPR Violations to Check
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Always verify the following common compliance issues:
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- Missing or inadequate consent mechanisms
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- No privacy policy or outdated privacy notices
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- Lack of data retention/deletion schedules
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- No encryption for sensitive personal data
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- Missing data breach notification procedures
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- Inadequate vendor/processor agreements
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- No data protection impact assessments for high-risk processing
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- Failure to implement data subject rights
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- Excessive data collection (data minimization violations)
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- No legal basis documented for processing activities
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- Insufficient access controls
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- No audit logging for personal data access
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- International transfers without adequate safeguards
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## Using the Scripts
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The skill includes Python scripts for **static file analysis** in the `scripts/` directory:
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- **scan_data_collection.py** - Scans source code files for data collection patterns (forms, inputs, API endpoint definitions)
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- **analyze_database_schema.py** - Analyzes database schema files (SQL DDL, migration files, ORM models) for personal data fields
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- **check_dsr_implementation.py** - Scans code for data subject rights endpoint implementations
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- **security_audit.py** - Reviews code and configuration files for security patterns
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- **generate_audit_report.py** - Formats findings into a structured audit report (Markdown)
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**Important:** All scripts work with **static files only** (source code, schemas, configuration files). They do NOT:
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- Connect to live databases or running systems
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- Execute code or make network requests
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- Require system access or credentials
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- Modify any files
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Execute scripts when relevant to automate parts of the audit process. Scripts are defensive security tools designed to identify compliance issues for remediation, not to exploit systems.
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## Note on Defensive Security
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This skill is designed exclusively for defensive security purposes: identifying compliance gaps, recommending improvements, and helping organizations protect personal data. Do not use this skill to exploit vulnerabilities, harvest data, or circumvent security measures.
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