Law 25 Compliance for Quebec SMBs
Complete support to meet personal information protection requirements. Audit, policies, and training for your business.
Law 25: What your business needs to know
Law 25 (formerly Bill 64) modernizes personal information protection in Quebec. Since September 2023, all Quebec businesses must comply with new obligations regarding the collection, use, and protection of personal data.
AIKI Secure supports Montreal SMBs in their Law 25 compliance journey. Our pragmatic approach combines audit, policy development, employee training, and technical measures to protect your customers' and employees' personal information.
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Our Law 25 compliance services
Complete support for your compliance journey
Law 25 compliance audit
Complete assessment of your current practices against Law 25 requirements. Detailed report with prioritized recommendations.
Policies and procedures
Development of privacy policies, consent management, and data retention policies that meet requirements.
Employee training
Awareness training for your team on personal information protection best practices and Law 25 obligations.
Incident management
Implementation of detection, notification, and privacy incident management procedures as required by law.
Why choose AIKI Secure for your compliance?
- Local expertise: Montreal-based team with Quebec context knowledge
- Pragmatic approach: solutions adapted to SMB realities
- Complete support: from audit to implementation
- Over 30 years of information security experience
- Bilingual support: service in French and English
- Avoid fines: up to $25 million or 4% of revenue
Industries we support
Compliance solutions tailored to your industry
Professional services
Accounting, legal, and consulting firms
Manufacturing
Employee and supplier data protection
Retail and e-commerce
Customer data and transaction management
Healthcare and NPOs
Compliance with specific industry requirements
Frequently asked questions about Law 25
Law 25 (formerly Bill 64) is Quebec's personal information protection law for the private sector. It imposes new obligations on businesses regarding the collection, use, retention, and protection of personal data.