Outsourced Data Protection Officer Services

Need a DPO but don’t have the in-house resources right now? We provide independent, experienced support, acting as your official Data Protection Officer or as a trusted advisor to lead and strengthen your data protection and information governance practices.

Our Approach

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Bearded man wearing glasses and a black sweater poses in a home office beside a monitor displaying a lighthouse and ocean scene.

Our Data Protection Officer support service is designed for small and medium-sized organisations that need practical, reliable expertise.

The service includes a core set of standard elements (outlined below), with additional support tailored to your specific needs. Every proposal is customised to reflect your size, structure, and risk profile.

Get in touch for a tailored quote… you may be surprised at how cost-effective outsourced DPO support can be.

What are the statutory requirements of a DPO?

  • Review and provide guidance on privacy policies, procedures and documentation relating to the processing of personal data (GDPR Article 39(1)(a))

  • Oversee the establishment and maintenance of the personal data processing register (the Article 30 record) (GDPR Article 39(1)(a))

  • Advise on the necessity for a DPIA, the manner of its implementation and outcomes (GDPR Article 39(1)(c))

  • Provide guidance on data breach monitoring, management, and reporting (Article 39(1)(a))

  • Serve as the contact point for data protection authorities for all data protection issues (Article 39(1)(d) and (e)).

  • Provide advice and guidance on responses to privacy rights requests from individuals (information, access, rectification, objection, erasure, data portability) (Article 38(4)).

  • Facilitate GDPR awareness training and the training of staff involved in data processing operations.

  • Monitor compliance with the GDPR (Article 39(1)(b))

What the service covers:

It all starts with a chat to determine your circumstances and determine if you even need a full DPO or just access to expertise and assurance to help you on your journey.


“I have worked with Scott to both understand what was required for a new UK company had to do to comply with GDPR requirements. This included calls and explanations to our Hong Kong office to explain the requirements that were needed in order for us to comply and register with the ICO and World-pay. He did a great job in explaining it simply to both me and to the team whose second language was English.”

- Janice, Technology Services