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What it covers

Eight org-level areas — some deep, some a pointer onward

Every item below stays at the organisational level. Per-application or per-processing-activity depth belongs to DPIA, not here.

Governance & ownershipDeep

Whether privacy decisions have a clear, accountable owner across the organisation, not just a name on an org chart.

Notice & consent designDeep

How notices and consent practices are structured as policy across the org — not application by application.

Data inventory awarenessLight

Whether the organisation has a working, current sense of what data it holds and where — a programme-level fact, not a full register build.

Vendor & processor oversightLight

Whether an org-wide practice for managing processor relationships exists at all — full clause-level depth sits with Vendor Agreement Review.

Rights-request handlingDeep

Whether Data Principal requests — access, correction, erasure — have a working operational path today, organisation-wide.

Training & awareness coverageLight

How much of the organisation has actually been reached by privacy training, as a coverage metric — not a review of training content.

Incident-preparedness frameworkLight

Whether an incident-response capability exists at the organisational level — full tabletop depth sits with Breach Readiness Assessment.

Retention & disposal landscapeDeep

Whether a retention/disposal policy exists and is applied consistently across the organisation, not system by system.

What you get

A programme-level scorecard, with pointers where it matters

Where a surface-level finding warrants a full dive, the report says exactly which service to go to next.

  • A maturity scorecard across every organisational-level programme area covered, not a single pass/fail verdict
  • A gap list distinguishing "missing entirely" from "present but weak," organisation-wide
  • Clear pointers to the right deeper service wherever a surface-level finding warrants a full dive
  • A prioritised roadmap sequencing what to build first at the programme level
  • A leadership summary suitable for budget and resourcing conversations
Process

Four stages, click any to see more

Org-level only — no per-application depth happens here.

01

Programme discovery

Understand current ownership, policies, and practices as they actually operate.

Organisational level only — scoped to programme-wide ownership and structure, not individual systems.

02

Practice review

Test each org-level area — some in real depth, some as a lighter surface pass.

Against the real user-facing experience where relevant, not just internal documents.

03

Maturity scoring & routing

Score each area, and flag which surface-level findings warrant a deeper service.

The routing step — light-touch findings here become an explicit pointer to Vendor Agreement Review, Breach Readiness Assessment, or wherever depth is actually needed.

04

Roadmap & debrief

Walk through findings and sequence what to build first.

Framed for leadership sign-off and resourcing decisions, not just a findings list.

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