Data mapping
What personal data you hold, where it lives and who it is shared with.
Service 11 / 12GDPR and data
GDPR and data
protection.
UK GDPR applies to almost every business. Our GDPR consultants help you understand what it actually asks of you, close the gaps and handle personal data with confidence.
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What it is,
and why it matters.
Data protection is part legal, part security. You need the right paperwork, but also the technical and organisational measures that actually keep personal data safe.
We bring both together: a clear view of what personal data you hold and why, proportionate policies, and the security controls that protect it, with ongoing support if you want it.
A good fit if…
- You are unsure whether you are GDPR compliant
- You have received a subject access request or complaint
- You need a data protection officer but can't hire one
- A client has asked about your data protection measures
Everything you need,
nothing you don't.
Gap analysis
Where you fall short of UK GDPR requirements.
Policies and notices
Privacy notices and policies that match how you really work.
Security measures
Technical controls that protect personal data.
Breach readiness
A plan for spotting, assessing and reporting data breaches.
DPO support
Outsourced data protection officer services when you need them.
Four clear
steps.
- Step 1
Map
Record the personal data you hold and why.
- Step 2
Assess
Identify gaps against UK GDPR.
- Step 3
Fix
Update policies, notices and controls.
- Step 4
Support
Ongoing advice, requests and breach help.
GDPR services
A
GDPR compliance review
A clear assessment of where you stand and what to fix.
B
Outsourced data protection officer
A named, experienced DPO without a full-time hire.
C
Subject access request support
Help responding to requests correctly and on time.
D
Data breach support
Assessing incidents and handling ICO notifications.
What affects
the cost.
1
Data volume
How much personal data you process, and how sensitive it is.
2
Starting point
Existing records and policies reduce the work needed.
3
Ongoing support
A one-off review or a monthly DPO service.
4
Complexity
International transfers and many suppliers add work.
GDPR reviews are fixed price; outsourced DPO support is a simple monthly fee.
Get a quoteQuestions,
answered.
If you hold or use personal data about people in the UK, such as customers, staff or contacts, UK GDPR almost certainly applies to you.
Some organisations must appoint one, such as those processing large amounts of sensitive data. Many others choose an outsourced DPO for expert support without a full-time hire.
You may need to report it to the ICO within 72 hours, and in some cases tell the people affected. We help you assess the breach and respond correctly.
No. Data, suppliers and processes change, so records and policies need regular review. Ongoing support keeps you on track.
Next stepLet's talk about
Let's talk about
GDPR consultancy.
A short call, no obligation. We'll listen, ask a few questions and suggest a sensible first step.
ContactStart with
Start with
an assessment.
Tell us a little about your business. We'll arrange a short, no-obligation conversation and suggest a sensible first step.
Studio
The Leather Market
London Bridge