Technology and IT Services
IT companies process large volumes of personal and system data, making GDPR compliance critical for secure development, service delivery and third-party data handling.
Who needs GDPR compliance across industries
GDPR applies to any organisation that collects or processes personal data of EU residents. Here are the industries we work with and why GDPR compliance matters for each.
Software and SaaS Companies
SaaS platforms store and process customer data across cloud environments, requiring GDPR compliance to ensure lawful processing, access control and data security.
E-commerce and Online Retail
Online retailers handle customer identities, payments and behavioural data, making GDPR compliance essential for privacy protection and customer trust.
Banking, Financial Services and Insurance
Financial institutions process sensitive personal and financial data, requiring strict GDPR compliance to manage risk, security and regulatory accountability.
Healthcare and Life Sciences
Healthcare organisations handle sensitive health data and must ensure GDPR compliance to protect patient privacy and meet strict data protection obligations.
Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices
These organisations manage clinical, research and patient-related data, making GDPR compliance essential for lawful processing and risk management.
Telecommunications
Telecom providers process communication and location data, requiring GDPR compliance to safeguard privacy and prevent misuse of customer information.
Education and EdTech
Educational institutions process student and staff personal data, making GDPR compliance important for transparency, security and lawful data usage.
Marketing, Advertising and Digital Agencies
Marketing firms process personal and behavioural data, requiring GDPR compliance for consent management and lawful data-driven campaigns.
Media and Entertainment
Media organisations collect audience and subscriber data, making GDPR compliance necessary to manage privacy risks and protect user information.
Manufacturing and Industrial Enterprises
Manufacturers process employee, vendor and customer data, requiring GDPR compliance to strengthen internal data governance and security controls.
Automotive and Mobility Services
Automotive companies collect driver, vehicle and location data, making GDPR compliance essential for privacy and data protection.
Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
Travel and hospitality businesses process booking and identity data, requiring GDPR compliance to protect customer information and maintain trust.
Aviation and Transportation
Transportation providers handle passenger data and travel records, making GDPR compliance necessary for secure and lawful data processing.
Logistics and Supply Chain
Logistics companies process shipment, customer and partner data, requiring GDPR compliance to ensure data visibility and protection.
Energy, Utilities and Oil and Gas
Energy organisations process customer and operational data, making GDPR compliance important for security, privacy and regulatory alignment.
Real Estate and Property Management
Real estate firms manage tenant and buyer personal data, requiring GDPR compliance to ensure lawful handling and transparency.
Human Resources and Recruitment Firms
HR organisations process employee and candidate data, making GDPR compliance essential for data protection and privacy rights.
Legal and Professional Services
Law firms and professional services handle confidential client data, requiring GDPR compliance to maintain trust and confidentiality.
Consulting and Advisory Firms
Consulting firms process client business and personal data, making GDPR compliance critical for risk management and accountability.
Government and Public Sector Organisations
Public sector bodies process citizen data and must ensure GDPR compliance to protect rights and meet regulatory obligations.
Nonprofit and Non-Government Organisations
NGOs handle donor, volunteer and beneficiary data, requiring GDPR compliance to ensure responsible data use.
Retail and Consumer Goods
Retail businesses collect customer and loyalty data, making GDPR compliance necessary for privacy protection and trust.
Gaming and Online Platforms
Gaming platforms process user profiles and behavioural data, requiring GDPR compliance to manage consent and protect minors.
Social Media and Digital Platforms
Social platforms handle large volumes of personal data, making GDPR compliance essential for transparency and user rights.
Research and Analytics Firms
Research organisations process personal and survey data, requiring GDPR compliance to ensure ethical and lawful data usage.
Payment Processors and FinTech
FinTech companies process sensitive financial data, making GDPR compliance critical for security and regulatory trust.
Cloud Service Providers and Data Centers
Cloud providers store and process client data, requiring GDPR compliance to ensure data security and accountability.
Outsourcing and BPO and KPO Services
BPO and KPO firms process client data on behalf of others, making GDPR compliance essential for third-party risk management.
Startups and Small Businesses Handling EU Data
Startups processing EU personal data must ensure GDPR compliance to avoid penalties and build early customer trust.