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Compliance · Personal data protection

Meet data protection rules without the headache.

We build privacy into your systems - access, encryption, logging and retention - and prepare the evidence auditors ask for.

From “we should look into it” to audit-ready.

Data protection readiness

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  • Personal data mapped
  • Access rights reviewed
  • Encryption enabled
  • Consent and retention rules
  • Audit logging
  • Breach response plan

Audit ready

Sound familiar?

“We need to meet data protection rules”

We build privacy into your systems and prepare the evidence auditors ask for.

What it costs you.

  1. Penalties.

    Mishandling personal data can lead to fines and orders to stop processing it.

  2. Lost deals.

    Banks and larger clients increasingly ask for proof of how you protect data.

  3. Last-minute panic.

    Preparing for an audit at the last moment is expensive and stressful.

What we do.

  • Map of the personal data your systems hold
  • Access rights reviewed and tightened
  • Encryption and audit logging where it matters
  • Consent and retention built into your software
  • Documentation ready for auditors

Keep it running

How it works.

  1. 01 · 1 week

    Review

    We look at your systems, code and hosting, and find the risks.

  2. 02 · 2–3 days

    Plan

    A clear plan with priorities: what we fix first, and why.

  3. 03 · 2–4 weeks

    Set up

    Monitoring, automation and security - all documented.

  4. 04 · Ongoing

    Support

    24/7 monitoring, fixes, improvements and a monthly report.

Frequently asked questions

Do you replace a lawyer?

No. We work alongside your lawyer or data protection officer and handle the technical measures and evidence.

Do you work with financial institutions?

Yes. We implement the technical controls behind National Bank cybersecurity expectations.

Related solutions.

Tell us what’s slowing you down.

Free consultation: a senior engineer, a clear plan, and no obligation.

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