Data Compliance Tailored to Your Industry
Every business handles data differently. We understand the specific challenges of your sector and provide compliance support that fits your operational reality.
Compliance for E-Commerce & Digital Marketing
Online retail and digital marketing in Europe share a common compliance challenge: handling customer data across payment, analytics, advertising, and third-party platforms — all under GDPR and ePrivacy rules. We help you build compliant data practices that support growth instead of limiting it.
- Cookie/tracking compliance and consent management across website, ads, and analytics
- Data sharing with logistics, payment, ad platforms, and marketing service providers
- User profiling, behavioral targeting, and the legal basis for personalized marketing
Compliance for SaaS & Cloud Providers
As a SaaS provider processing data on behalf of your clients, you need clear role definitions, robust DPAs, and transparent sub-processor management. Your enterprise customers expect it — and regulators require it.
- Defining your Processor role and managing responsibility boundaries with Controller clients
- Scalable DPA responses and sub-processor change notification obligations
- Cross-border data transfers when clients are in the EU but your infrastructure is not
Compliance for Smart Devices & Wearables
Connected devices collect some of the most sensitive personal data — biometrics, health metrics, location, daily routines. The combination of continuous collection, limited user interfaces, and cloud processing creates unique compliance challenges.
- Continuous collection of biometric, location, and behavioral data with limited consent interfaces
- High-risk processing that triggers DPIA requirements
- Data minimization and retention in always-on, cloud-connected device contexts
Compliance for Autonomous Driving & Road Testing
Autonomous vehicles capture vast amounts of personal data — faces, license plates, movement patterns — through cameras and sensors. When this data feeds AI training or is transmitted to R&D centers abroad, multiple GDPR obligations converge.
- Legal basis for processing street-level imagery and HD map data containing personal data
- Transferring road test datasets to overseas R&D headquarters
- Data governance and anonymization requirements for AI model training
Compliance for Multinational Employee Data Management
Multinational companies routinely transfer employee data from EU entities to global headquarters. These intra-group transfers require proper legal frameworks, and employee monitoring faces particularly strict scrutiny in Europe.
- Cross-border transfer of employee data from EU subsidiaries to HQ
- Compliance boundaries for employee monitoring and behavior analytics
- Works Council consultation and employee data subject rights across jurisdictions
Compliance for AI Products & Services
Companies building or deploying AI in Europe face dual regulatory pressure: the EU AI Act with risk-based obligations, and GDPR governing the personal data used for training, inference, and automated decisions. Addressing both early prevents costly redesigns.
- EU AI Act risk classification and the corresponding documentation and oversight obligations
- Legality and governance of personal data used for AI model training
- Automated decision-making impact on individuals and transparency requirements