Consent capture, data minimisation and secure handling, taught at the point where it actually gets built into the product — in your own stack, with your own examples, not a generic slide deck about "privacy by design" in the abstract.
Six areas covering how consent, minimisation and security show up directly in your codebase — not an abstract policy overview.
How consent state should actually be captured, stored and honoured in code, not just designed on paper.
Why data collected for one stated purpose can't quietly get reused for another without a fresh legal basis, down to the schema and query level.
What "collect only what's needed" means at the level of an actual database schema or API payload.
Encryption, access control and logging practices developers can apply directly in their own stack.
Real examples that look compliant but aren't — a consent flag recorded but never actually gating processing, or "ghost tables" left behind by backups and caching layers that quietly keep deleted data alive.
Exercises framed around the kind of systems your developers actually build, not a generic sample app.
Built around your own stack, so the material stays useful once the session ends — not shelfware.
Content is tailored to your own systems and frameworks before a single session is delivered.
Understand what your developers actually build and where consent/data decisions get made in code.
Covers the frameworks, data layer, and points in the request lifecycle where a consent or minimisation decision actually applies.
Adapt the curriculum to your systems, frameworks and real examples.
Generic sample apps are swapped out for the kind of code your own team actually writes.
Run the session(s) live and hands-on, not lecture-only.
Developers work through the anti-patterns and hands-on scenarios directly, not just watch a slide deck.
A follow-up touchpoint once the team has had a chance to apply it on real work.
Questions that only surface once someone's actually implementing get answered here, not left unresolved.
30 minutes to scope your stack and pick the right format, no obligation.
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