Technical Differentiator
Most privacy consultants don't understand cloud infrastructure. We combine CIPP/E, CIPM & CIPT privacy expertise with hands-on AWS technical knowledge to review your cloud privacy settings from both compliance and infrastructure perspectives.
This is a technical review service - we're not creating complex compliance strategies, just helping you understand your AWS privacy configuration and providing actionable technical recommendations.
Perfect for AWS-hosted businesses needing privacy-focused infrastructure guidance that most consultants can't provide.
- Data residency compliance - Ensure your data stays in appropriate regions
- Encryption configuration review - Verify proper data protection at rest and in transit
- Access logging assessment - Check that privacy-relevant access is properly tracked
- Service-specific privacy settings - Review configurations across your AWS services
- Implementation guidance - Clear steps to improve your privacy posture
We review your AWS privacy configuration across key service areas:
🗺️ Data Residency
Verify your data is stored in appropriate AWS regions to meet GDPR and other regulatory requirements for data localization.
🔐 Encryption Settings
Review encryption at rest (KMS, S3, RDS) and in transit (TLS, VPC) to ensure personal data is properly protected.
📊 Access Logging
Assess CloudTrail, VPC Flow Logs, and service-specific logging to support privacy incident response and auditing.
🔍 IAM & Access Control
Review identity and access management for data minimization and principle of least privilege access to personal data.
💾 Data Storage Services
Examine S3, RDS, DynamoDB, and other storage services for privacy-relevant configuration and lifecycle policies.
🌐 Network Security
Assess VPC configuration, security groups, and network ACLs from a privacy and data protection perspective.
Comprehensive AWS privacy configuration report includes:
- Executive summary - High-level privacy posture assessment of your AWS environment
- Configuration findings - Specific issues identified across your AWS services
- Data residency compliance check - Regional data storage verification and recommendations
- Encryption assessment - Review of current encryption implementation and gaps
- Access logging evaluation - Audit trail adequacy for privacy incident response
- Technical implementation roadmap - Step-by-step improvement recommendations
- AWS service-specific guidance - Configuration adjustments for better privacy posture
- Follow-up technical support - 30-day assistance with implementation questions
This technical review is ideal for businesses that:
- Host their applications and data on AWS and need privacy-focused infrastructure guidance
- Want technical privacy recommendations from experts who understand both privacy law and cloud architecture
- Need to verify data residency compliance for GDPR or other regulatory requirements
- Prefer straightforward technical reviews over complex compliance consulting engagements
- Value our unique AWS expertise that most privacy consultants don't possess
- Want fast delivery with implementation support (1-2 weeks typically)
Most privacy consultants understand compliance but not cloud infrastructure:
- Dual expertise - We combine privacy law knowledge with hands-on AWS technical experience
- Practical recommendations - Our suggestions work in real AWS environments, not just on paper
- Technical depth - We understand KMS, VPCs, IAM policies, and service-specific privacy settings
- Implementation focus - Clear, actionable steps you can execute immediately
- Cost-conscious approach - Privacy improvements that don't break your AWS budget
- Real-world experience - We've actually configured these systems, not just read about them
Typical privacy configuration problems we discover and help fix:
- Data stored in wrong regions - GDPR requires EU data to stay in EU, but it's often misconfigured
- Encryption gaps - Some services lack proper encryption at rest or in transit
- Overprivileged access - Too many people have access to personal data than necessary
- Insufficient logging - Can't track who accessed what personal data when needed
- Backup location issues - Backups stored in regions that don't meet data residency requirements
- Public access risks - S3 buckets or databases inadvertently exposed