We perform a Gap Analysis and Compliance Roadmap covering UK and EU GDPR and CCPA.

It is a company-wide assessment of your current business model, data processing practices and policies to identify any compliance gaps and how to mitigate them with maximum positive impact on business growth.

We provide a regulatory research and comparative studies that provide insight and solutions to some of the most complex issues. Created by data protection specialists with experience in business consulting and EU institutions as well as access to an international network of subject-matter experts.

For multinational clients like Avaya and Lifeworks, we have performed comparative research tasks in the areas of data protection, e-commerce, and e-communications regulation that simultaneously covered between 80 and 170 countries.

We provide a full DPIA covering data privacy risk assessment and an actionable proposal for mitigation measures.

Within this service we’ve helped tech and online retail brands like Depop and DICE to assess, manage, and mitigate the risks associated with managing millions of users, including children.

We aim at making AI ethics operational based on the EU’s Trustworthy AI and other guidance.

We provide an initial assessment that covers a wide array of privacy, data governance and AI regulations; a prospective analysis that evaluates the AI’s potential impact on users and society and a tailored action plan to ensure that the applicable AI guidelines and regulations are met at the different stages of the process, including development, deployment and use.  

We’ve helped leading UK and European universities to identify and assess data protection risks related to major machine learning projects that involve natural language processing and publicly shared educational resources.

Aphaia’s partner company can act as your DP representative in the EU, covering communications with data subjects and regulatory authorities.

If you operate in the US or have plans to expand there, our expertise will ensure you can tackle the privacy legislation currently live across states (starting with CCPA/CPRA), and  have the foundations to deal with new privacy laws as they continue to come into play across other US states.