Data Protection

Data protection consultant

Rarely do data protection problems start with a major incident. Often, they start in small routine tasks, such as a request that never gets logged or a retention rule your system can’t support. Our data protection consultants here at CA can show you exactly where those weak spots sit and what you need to change.

Preparing your company for audit and external reviews

We help you work out what regulators will check and whether your current controls would stand up to their scrutiny. Our data protection consultants can work alongside your internal personnel to look at:

Running assessments

Our data protection consultants can run assessments to see if there are points in your processes that are introducing unnecessary exposure, such as:

Reviewing your documents

Does your organisation still use privacy notices or consent forms that haven’t been updated in years? We can look for:

Mapping out risks

It’s hard to control data you can’t see. As your data protection consultant, we can work with your team to map where personal data enters your systems, where it’s stored, how it’s accessed, and where it goes next. We also trace the informal paths that don’t appear in official diagrams:

Embedding compliance

Policies will not reduce risk unless your people actually follow them. We can help you build data protection practices into your daily operations by:

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of audits do you support?

We support a range of sector-specific audits, including NHS DSPT, FCA reviews, CQC inspections, Ofsted/ISI reviews, and internal commercial audits. We also help organisations prepare for M&A due diligence involving data protection concerns.

Yes. We regularly support organisations preparing for sector-specific audits and internal reviews, tailoring our work to the regulator involved.

Yes. Data protection applies regardless of size.

No. We work alongside your teams and schedule reviews to minimise disruption, focusing on evidence and documentation that already exists wherever possible.