BiyteLüm bridges the gap between privacy law and technical implementation. With CIPP/E, CIPM certifications and deep LGPD background, we understand both sides: the regulations and the infrastructure that actually processes personal data.
"Most privacy consultants don't understand cloud infrastructure. We came from the other direction—technical first, privacy second."
We've configured AWS environments, debugged GTM implementations, and architected data pipelines. This technical fluency means we spot risks traditional consultants miss—and provide recommendations you can actually implement.
Privacy consulting has a risk problem. Too many consultants push into quasi-legal territory, creating exposure for everyone involved.
Our approach: safe-scope services focused on review, assessment, and recommendations. We're educators and technical advisors, not legal strategists. We tell you what we see, compare it against frameworks, and explain what needs attention.
"Good privacy compliance is practical, not performative."
This keeps everyone safe while delivering what businesses need: clarity about current state and a practical roadmap forward.
☁️ Cloud Infrastructure Expertise: We review S3 bucket policies, evaluate data residency configurations, and identify privacy implications most consultants wouldn't recognize.
🌎 LGPD & Brazilian Market Knowledge: Deep experience with Brazil's LGPD, including cultural and enforcement context for Latin American expansion.
📊 E-commerce Analytics Fluency: We understand GTM, Shopify data layers, and conversion tracking—identifying duplicate events, broken attribution, and technical consent issues.
📚 Educational Approach: We explain the "why" behind recommendations. Our goal is building internal privacy competency, not consultant dependency.
Tech-Forward Companies: SaaS platforms and cloud-hosted businesses needing consultants who understand their infrastructure.
E-commerce & Digital Merchants: Shopify stores navigating consent management and analytics compliance in GDPR/LGPD jurisdictions.
Growing Businesses: Startups expanding into European or Brazilian markets needing practical guidance without enterprise overhead.
Privacy-Conscious Teams: Organizations that genuinely care about doing privacy right, not just minimum compliance.
"If you value technical accuracy and practical implementation over regulatory theater, we'll work well together."
We offer focused services that deliver practical value. Every engagement is safe-scope, technically grounded, and immediately actionable.
Our work is anchored in GDPR and the EU privacy framework — the global benchmark that increasingly shapes legislation everywhere else. That foundation translates directly into meaningful guidance across the markets our clients operate in.
🇧🇷 Brazil (LGPD): Deep operational background in Brazil's Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados, including enforcement context and practical compliance for businesses expanding into or operating within the Brazilian market.
🌎 LATAM (Expanding): Actively building expertise across Latin America's evolving privacy landscape — including Mexico (LFPDPPP), Colombia (Ley 1581), Chile (Law 21.719), and Argentina (PDPA). These markets are moving fast, and we're moving with them.
🌐 GCC (Emerging): Growing focus on Gulf privacy frameworks — particularly UAE's Federal DPL and the GDPR-modeled ADGM/DIFC regimes, alongside Saudi Arabia's maturing PDPL. If you're operating in or expanding into the Gulf, we're building the expertise to help you get ahead of it.
"Privacy law is globalizing fast. Our goal is to grow with the markets our clients are entering — not just the ones they're already in."
Free 30-minute consultation to discuss your privacy challenges. No sales pressure, no obligation—just an honest conversation about whether we're the right fit.
During this call, we'll discuss where you are currently, what's keeping you up at night regarding privacy compliance, and whether our services would actually help. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you honestly.
"We're looking for clients who value technical accuracy, practical implementation, and building long-term privacy competency."