Building KVKK compliance into software projects from the start, not after
A data inventory and access policy are not a document added at the end of the project; they are part of the architecture.
Leaving compliance work until the end of a project often requires changes to the data model that are expensive to undo.
The first step is a data inventory: which personal data will be kept, for what purpose and for how long? The answers to these three questions directly shape the table design.
The second step is an access policy. When role-based authorization, record-level access and an audit log are planned from the start, audit requirements added later don't cause problems.
The third step is retention and deletion. When automatic deletion rules aren't written, data piles up, and both compliance and security risks grow.
Organizations that define these three areas at the start of a project go through audits without a last-minute scramble for documents.
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