Data Protection Officer services & support
Expert outsourced DPO services and support for your existing DPO function.
Outsourcing your DPO function allows you to focus on your core business and give you the confidence that you are compliant and without conflict risk.
For businesses with an existing DPO, we can provide expert support with analysing the impact of data processing, identifying privacy risks and understanding actions you should take to mitigate.
Our services
Outsource your DPO

As your outsourced DPO, we will support you with:
- A structured onboarding process to understand your processes, systems and data protection needs
- A dedicated inbox, monitored daily, for queries, DSARs and complaints
- Regular training sessions and culture-building for your team
- Board-level annual reporting
- Regulator and data subject contact point functions
- Specialist on-call support in the event of a data breach
- Expert assistance with Data Protection Impact Assessments
- Drafting and updating your Record of Processing in line with your Article 30 GDPR obligations
- Access to a bank of templates and precedents to streamline operations
- Access to ongoing expert advice from our team of qualified privacy lawyers
All with flexible pricing for predictable business-as-usual costs and surge capacity when incidents arise.
Support for your existing DPO

Already have a DPO? We can provide your existing function with hands-on support.
Many members of the team have previous DPO experience, meaning you’ll benefit from first hand knowledge and understanding of the role, paired with legally qualified expertise. From acting as a sounding board for queries to assisting with the day-to-day operational demands of data protection including managing DSARs, handling breach responses, maintaining your ROPA and conducting DPIAs, we’ll make sure your in-house DPO can focus on strategic priorities.
Who needs a DPO?

Some organisations are legally required to appoint a DPO under the UK and EU GDPR, including public authorities and those carrying out large-scale monitoring or processing of sensitive personal data. Many others are choosing to appoint one voluntarily.
Even where there is no legal obligation, a DPO can strengthen your data protection governance, help you respond confidently to regulators and data subjects, and build trust with customers and stakeholders. It shows a genuine commitment to getting data protection right.
The DPO team are efficient, responsive, and pragmatic. They provide clear legal advice grounded in commercial reality and act as a trusted sounding board on complex data protection issues. It’s law-firm-level support, delivered in a way you don’t typically get from an external DPO.
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