What this covers
A compliance engagement starts by establishing which regimes actually bind you, which is rarely as obvious as it sounds. Extraterritorial scope, group structures, cross-border processing and sectoral rules routinely bring in obligations an organisation did not expect. From there the work is a gap assessment against the applicable set, and a remediation plan sequenced by exposure rather than by ease.
- Applicability analysis across GDPR, India DPDPA, Qatar PDPPL, Saudi PDPL and UAE PDPL
- Gap assessment against the control set each regime requires
- Lawful basis analysis for every processing purpose
- Policy set, records of processing, and the governance documentation behind them
- Remediation roadmap with owners, sequence and evidence expectations
How it runs
Short assessments run in weeks and produce a prioritised finding list. Full program build-outs run in months and end with a standing data privacy function — documented, evidenced, and operable by your own team.
What you get
A defensible position: for every processing activity, a recorded purpose, a lawful basis, a retention period, and a decision-maker. That is what a regulator asks for, and it is what a customer's due diligence questionnaire is trying to establish.