Collecting personal data? We help you build a water-tight privacy notice.

If you’re processing data on behalf of someone else (or if you have others processing data on your behalf), you will need a Data Processing Agreement (also known as a DPA or a GDPR data processing agreement).

With great data comes great risk, and under the UK GDPR, it’s crucial that companies have a solid grasp on their data, its source and its use.

GDPR gives individuals rights surrounding how their personal information is processed by businesses.

The GDPR is the bible of the data protection world and acts as a guide for the collection, use, and protection of data. As a result, it’s pretty important.

As the digital age evolves, it increasingly becomes a data protection-first world.

When you collect data, you fall under the watchful eye of the UK GDPR. And, with that comes a series of rules, regulations, and hefty consequences for noncompliance. In the case of employees, this is no different.

A data breach is the last thing any organisation wants. A data breach doesn’t just put the data of your customers at risk - it also results in hefty fines for the business.

From time to time, you’ll need to process the personal data of individuals. Perhaps, you need to process the data of existing clients.