How P-Secure protects personal data and CPR numbers

How P-Secure protects personal data and CPR numbers at a time of heightened focus on data security

On 9 October 2026, the Danish Ministry of Research, Education and Digitalisation issued a formal reminder of the rules for companies with access to CPR data (Danish personal identification numbers). P-Secure has reviewed the reminder and can confirm that the security measures and controls we administer in connection with our access to CPR data support the requirements it highlights.

Protecting personal data is a core responsibility at P-Secure. Read more about the security measures we use to protect personal data and CPR numbers throughout the background check process.

At P-Secure, we process personal data every day in connection with background checks. We are currently seeing growing interest in how data is handled and protected, and have therefore sent a notice to all users of the platform.

In brief

• Data is stored and processed on dedicated servers in Denmark.
• No personal data is transferred outside the EU/EEA.
• Data is encrypted both at rest and in transit.
• Access is restricted to authorised users with a work-related need.
• All access is recorded in audit logs.
• Systems are continuously monitored and regularly security tested.
• P-Secure’s GDPR controls are reviewed by an external auditor.
• Procedures are in place for handling security incidents and personal data breaches.

If you have any questions about how we process personal data or about our information security, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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