Compliance is never one-size-fits-all. A bank needs PCI DSS and AML controls; a hospital needs HIPAA and clinical-data governance; a SaaS needs SOC 2 and customer DPAs at scale. We bring playbooks honed across 15+ industries so you don't pay to learn the basics twice.
Each industry brings its own risk profile, regulator and customer-trust threshold. Below is what is changing right now in each one - and how we help.
We help global operators map a single, evidenced control set onto every framework that applies to them - GDPR, CCPA, ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, Kenya DPA and more. No duplicate work; no surprise gaps.
Customer-trust-grade privacy for retail, corporate and digital-only banks.
Banks sit on some of the most sensitive personal and financial data in any economy. Regulators - from the ECB to the Central Bank of Kenya - now treat data protection failures with the same seriousness as prudential and AML failures. A breach is no longer a tech incident; it is a board-level event.
GDPR / UK GDPR / Kenya DPA programmes mapped to your core-banking, channel and card platforms.
PCI DSS v4.0 scoping, segmentation and ASV-scan readiness for card environments.
AML / KYC data flows, retention rules and customer-consent journeys.
Open-banking APIs, third-party-provider DPAs and TPP risk reviews.
Board-grade incident-response retainers with regulator-notification drafts on standby.
Compliance that scales with you - from sandbox to scale-up.
Fintech moves fast - but the regulatory bar moves faster. Card networks, central banks and privacy regulators all want assurance. Enterprise partners and acquiring banks want SOC 2 and ISO 27001 before they will integrate. We help you ship both.
SOC 2 Type I → II and ISO 27001 certification readiness in 12-16 weeks.
PCI DSS v4.0 with customised approaches that fit modern, container-native architectures.
PSD2, open-banking and lawful-basis design for new product lines.
Cross-border transfer mechanisms (SCCs, IDTAs, TIAs) tailored to your processor stack.
Embedded vDPO retainers so you ship product instead of paperwork.
Privacy that holds up across underwriters, brokers and claims handlers.
Insurers process special-category data (health, biometrics, criminal) across long retention windows and complex broker / re-insurer ecosystems. Get the data flow right once and the compliance overhead drops dramatically.
Article 9 / sensitive-personal-information lawful bases for underwriting and claims.
Broker, MGA and re-insurer DPA frameworks - one template set, many partners.
Telematics, wearables and IoT-derived data: consent, fairness and DPIA.
Anti-fraud data sharing under approved codes of conduct.
Claims-handler training that meaningfully changes behaviour.
PHI-grade rigour for providers, payers and life-sciences.
Patient trust is everything. Beyond HIPAA in the US and GDPR in Europe, you face research-data rules, country-specific health acts and growing scrutiny of AI-driven diagnostics. We design a single programme that satisfies all of them.
HIPAA Security & Privacy Rule risk analysis, BAAs and breach-notification playbooks.
GDPR Article 9, EHDS readiness and clinical-trial data governance.
De-identification, pseudonymisation and secondary-use frameworks.
Medical-device cybersecurity (FDA, MDR) and SaMD lifecycle controls.
Patient-rights, consent and DSAR workflows that work across EHR, billing and apps.
Programmes that put student privacy first - and keep procurement happy.
Education organisations handle minors' data, sensitive academic records and a fast-changing EdTech vendor stack. Procurement gates are getting harder: parents, school boards and Ministries of Education want evidence, not promises.
FERPA / COPPA / GDPR programmes for schools, universities and EdTech vendors.
Vendor-due-diligence packs that move you to the front of any RfP queue.
Online-proctoring and AI-grading DPIAs that are actually defensible.
Parental-consent and age-verification flows that don't hurt enrolment.
Privacy training and acceptable-use that students and faculty will actually use.
Citizen-data trust, transparency and disclosure - balanced.
Public bodies and NGOs face a double burden: protect personal data under privacy law, while honouring rights of access under freedom-of-information statutes. We help you reconcile both without paralysing the organisation.
Privacy programmes aligned to GDPR, UK GDPR, Kenya DPA and the Access to Information Act, 2016.
Data-sharing agreements between agencies, donors and implementing partners.
Biometric and identity-system DPIAs grounded in proportionality and necessity.
Whistleblower, complaints and child-safeguarding data flows.
Public-trust comms playbooks for breach and disclosure events.
Communications metadata, lawful access and ePrivacy, handled.
Telecoms operators face ePrivacy on top of general data-protection law - and lawful-interception duties that have to coexist with subscriber-privacy commitments. Get the framework right and you cut both regulatory and reputational risk.
ePrivacy / PECR direct-marketing and cookie compliance for B2C channels.
Lawful access frameworks - clear roles, audit trails and oversight.
Subscriber-data retention rules across multiple jurisdictions.
Network-incident playbooks aligned to NIS2 and local CERT obligations.
Roaming, MVNO and partner DPAs.
Enterprise-ready trust, without slowing down product.
Every B2B SaaS deal now comes with a 200-question security questionnaire and a DPA mark-up. Without SOC 2, ISO 27001 and a credible privacy story, deals stall in legal review. We make the whole motion repeatable.
SOC 2 Type I + II readiness and audit support.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 ISMS design and certification.
GDPR / CCPA / Kenya DPA processor obligations and standard DPAs.
Sub-processor management, transparency and customer notifications.
Trust-center sites, security pages and standardised questionnaire responses (CAIQ, SIG).
Convert more, ask less, prove it - cookie consent that respects revenue.
Retail and e-commerce live and die by marketing data - but cookie-consent enforcement is now severe across the EU, UK, California and beyond. The good news: a well-designed consent and preferences experience improves conversion as well as compliance.
Consent management aligned to GDPR, CCPA, LGPD and ePrivacy.
Loyalty, marketing and personalisation data flows with proper legal bases.
PCI DSS scope reduction with tokenisation and hosted-payment-page strategies.
Direct-marketing rules across email, SMS and push.
Returns, fraud and customer-service data minimisation.
Privacy for the connected factory, fleet and supply chain.
IoT, predictive maintenance and connected logistics generate huge personal-data footprints (employees, drivers, customers) - and a complex web of OEM, contractor and customer obligations. Compliance has to live with operations, not next to it.
OT / IT segmentation, asset inventory and supplier-data governance.
Employee monitoring, vehicle telematics and workplace-surveillance DPIAs.
NIS2, ISO 27001 and trade-secret protection programmes.
Cross-border supply-chain DPAs and SCCs.
Incident-response retainers that understand OT-recovery realities.
Critical-infrastructure-grade controls, citizen-data sensitivity.
Smart-meter rollouts, EV charging and prosumer markets make energy companies privacy-relevant in ways they were not a decade ago. Layer on critical-infrastructure rules and the bar is genuinely high.
Smart-metering, EV-charging and prosumer privacy programmes.
NIS2 / critical-infrastructure resilience and reporting.
Customer-rights, vulnerable-customer and energy-debt data governance.
OT-security partnerships for SCADA and DCS environments.
Regulator engagement (Ofgem, EPRA, etc.) on data-sharing initiatives.
Guest data, loyalty and global operations - quietly compliant.
Hotels, airlines and tour operators handle guest data across every imaginable jurisdiction. Loyalty, OTA distribution and concierge AI all add new privacy questions. We make compliance routine, not a guest-experience friction.
Cross-border transfer mechanisms across IATA, GDS and OTA partners.
Loyalty & personalisation programmes with proper legal bases.
Front-desk identity-verification and CCTV DPIAs.
Guest-rights workflows that work in 30+ countries.
PCI DSS for distributed property-management systems.
Client-data fortress, with bar-association-grade discretion.
Law firms, audit firms and consulting houses are now prime targets - they hold sensitive client data and tend to be more loosely defended than their clients. We harden the practice without disrupting fee-earning work.
ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus programmes for partnerships.
Client-confidentiality, conflict-of-interest and matter-segregation controls.
Bring-your-own-device, document-management and DLP playbooks.
Inbound and outbound DPAs scaled across hundreds of matters.
Cyber-insurance-aligned incident response.
Audience data, journalism exemptions and the post-cookie world.
Adtech sits at the centre of every privacy-regulator crackdown of the last five years. Publishers want to keep monetising - without becoming the next enforcement headline. We help engineer the middle path.
TCF v2.2 consent design and vendor-list governance.
Server-side tagging and first-party-data strategies.
Journalism / public-interest GDPR exemptions, applied carefully.
Direct-marketing, contests and competition rules.
AI-generated content disclosures and intellectual-property safeguards.
Tenant, occupant and site-data - protected end to end.
Real estate has quietly become data-rich: smart buildings, CCTV, access control, marketing platforms and tenant portals all combine to create real privacy exposure. Investors and lenders increasingly want assurance too.
Tenant-portal, marketing and tenant-screening data governance.
Smart-building, IoT and access-control DPIAs.
Construction-site CCTV, biometric attendance and contractor data.
ESG-grade privacy reporting for investors and lenders.
Beneficiary-data protection, donor trust and cross-border programme work.
Humanitarian and development organisations work with the most vulnerable people - the duty of care for their data is correspondingly high. Donor reporting, regulator demands and partner data sharing all add complexity.
Beneficiary-data governance built around do-no-harm principles.
Donor, partner and grant-management DPAs.
Biometric, identity-management and case-management DPIAs.
Cross-border programme data flows with practical safeguards.
Staff and volunteer privacy training in multiple languages.
Senior practitioners who have lived your industry - not generalist consultants reading from a checklist.
GDPR, CCPA, ISO, SOC 2 and sector-specific controls mapped to a single evidence base.
Programme wins in week 2, not month 6. You will feel momentum before your first invoice.
Audit packs, board reports and regulator drafts already written - so you never start from a blank page.
One vendor inventory, one DPA template set, one renewal calendar. Sub-processor management that scales.
When the worst happens, a privacy lawyer, a security analyst and a comms lead on a single call.
Don't see your sector? Tell us about it - chances are we have worked there before, or know exactly who has.
No - we work across regulated and non-regulated sectors. The common thread is organisations that take customer trust and data protection seriously, regardless of whether a regulator is actively breathing down their neck.
We start with your industry's threat model, customer expectations and regulatory exposure - then layer on the cross-cutting frameworks (GDPR, CCPA, ISO 27001, SOC 2). The control set is industry-tuned; the evidence model is universal.
Yes - we maintain a roster of reference clients across most of the industries above. After a first call, we can introduce you to someone in your sector who has been through what you are about to do.
We have served clients in agriculture, mining, gaming, sports, religious bodies and more. Reach out and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit - or refer you to someone who is.
Yes - most of our clients operate across multiple countries. We design programmes that work in the EU, UK, US, Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific in parallel, with local language and regulatory know-how.
A 30-minute working session, a one-page memo of the frameworks that actually apply to you, and a concrete plan - all at no cost.