KVKK & GDPR Compliance for Companies Entering Türkiye

Kooch helps foreign SaaS, fintech, and e-commerce companies — and Turkish startups — meet KVKK, GDPR, and ISO 27001 obligations. Senior-led, bilingual, and fast.

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Our Services

Full KVKK/GDPR Gap Analysis

Comprehensive audit revealing compliance weaknesses.

KVKK Startup Launchpad

Rapid onboarding to meet KVKK basics.

Data Controller Representative (DCR)

Your appointed KVKK representative in Türkiye for foreign data controllers — appointment, request intake, and regulator coordination, with clearly defined scope.

ISO 27001 Readiness & Documentation

We build the ISMS and documentation that make you audit-ready. (Certification is issued by an accredited body — not by Kooch.)

Ongoing Compliance Management

Continuous data protection and compliance oversight.

How it works

Kickoff & Understanding

We start with a clear conversation to understand your business, goals, and regulatory obligations.

Assessment & Mapping

We map your processes, systems, and risks to see where you stand today.

Tailored Solutions

We design compliance and security measures that fit your business — not one-size-fits-all templates.

Implementation & Training

We deliver policies, tools, and awareness training so your team is ready and your business is protected.

Continuous Support

We provide ongoing monitoring, reporting, and guidance to keep you compliant and resilient as regulations and threats evolve.

Who we serve

Foreign SaaS & Tech Firms

Need KVKK registration & GDPR alignment for their Turkish users.

Turkish SMEs & Startups

Require ISO 27001, GDPR/KVKK audits, and policy development.

Multinationals

Pursuing ISO 27001 for tenders or contracts in Türkiye.

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KVKK Employee Email Monitoring: 2026 Rules for Employers

KVKK’s New Employee Email Monitoring Decision: What Employers Should Change

What KVKK Decision 2026/2035 means for employee email monitoring, privacy notices, investigations, access controls and former-employee accounts.

Masoud Salmani

October 12, 2026

MD5 Password Hashing: Lessons from the Bambi Breach

“Hashed” Does Not Mean Safe: The MD5 Lesson

Bambi’s breach notice names MD5-hashed login data. Learn what remains unknown, how offline cracking works, and what evidence to request from your provider.

Masoud Salmani

October 5, 2026

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