Use one register that links each LGPD requirement to a control, owner, and proof set.
The most useful requirement map is the one a privacy lead, product lead, and ANPD reviewer can all follow without translation.
Structured answer sets in this page tree.
Cited legal and guidance references.
LGPD implementation becomes manageable when the requirements are grouped into operating domains. The practical domains are scope and roles, lawful bases and transparency, rights, records and DPO, security and incidents, transfers, and sanctions mitigation.
Articles 3 to 5, 37, 39, and 41 create the accountability spine. Controllers need defensible scope analysis, operator oversight, records of processing, and a designated DPO with public contact information.
The ANPD agents guide adds useful operational detail on controller, operator, suboperator, and DPO allocation.
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Articles 7 to 11, 14, 18, 19, and 20 drive the user-facing core of the regime. Teams need consistent basis selection, clear notices, rights intake, immediate or 15 day response logic, and automated decision review controls.
Best-interest analysis for children and adolescents and legitimate-interest balancing are now specific evidence items, not informal assumptions.
Articles 46 to 49 require technical and administrative measures, while Article 48 and the current ANPD rule create a live incident communication clock. Articles 33 to 35 then impose separate transfer controls with mechanism and transparency requirements.
These duties need real operational evidence such as logs, contracts, forms, tabletop outcomes, and corrective actions.
Articles 50 to 52 and Resolution CD ANPD No. 4/2023 reward good-faith governance, prompt corrective action, cooperation, and durable internal procedures. A sanctions-ready program keeps that evidence current even when there is no open case.
This is where remediation tracking, training, and board reporting become legally relevant.