Setting Up Your Organization Profile

DSALTA uses your organization profile to:

Taking time to complete your profile accurately ensures you get the most relevant and efficient compliance experience.

Navigate to Settings (gear icon in the sidebar) to access your organization profile. Admin users can edit all profile information, while other roles may have view-only access depending on their permissions.

Company Name: Enter your legal business name as it appears on official documents. This name will appear on compliance reports, audit packages, and your Trust Center.

Company Description: Provide a brief overview of what your company does (2-3 sentences). This helps DSALTA understand your business context when recommending controls and policies.

Primary Industr:y Select your industry from the dropdown menu. Options include:

Your industry selection influences which frameworks DSALTA recommends and which controls are most critical for your risk profile.

Business Model: Indicate your primary business model:

This helps DSALTA understand your customer relationships and data handling requirements.

Number of Employees Select your organization's size range:

Organization size affects control scoping—smaller organizations may have simplified requirements for certain controls, while larger organizations often need more formalized processes.

Number of Contractors/Third Parties Indicate how many contractors, consultants, or third-party workers regularly access your systems. This information helps DSALTA assess your personnel security requirements.

Primary Location/Headquarters Enter your company's headquarters location (country and state/region). This determines which data protection regulations may apply to your organization.

Additional Locations If your organization operates in multiple locations, add them here. Geographic presence impacts compliance requirements, especially for data privacy regulations like GDPR.

Data Storage Regions Indicate where you store customer data:

Data residency is critical for many compliance frameworks and privacy regulations.

Primary Compliance Contact: Designate the main point of contact for compliance matters:

This person receives important notifications about compliance deadlines, audit requirements, and critical test failures.

Security Contact: Provide contact information for security-related matters. This can be the same person as the compliance contact or a different team member, such as your CISO or security lead.