“Outsourced Data Protection Officer (DPO) and privacy compliance services for technology companies. EU-established (Engage Data Consulting B.V., Netherlands).”
“We act as your Data Protection Officer: advising on lawful basis, running your ROPA, handling data subject requests, reviewing vendors and DPAs, leading breach response, and acting as the contact notified to the supervisory authority. You get privacy judgment without hiring a full-time DPO.”
“We offer the EU Representative and the outsourced DPO as two separate products. If you need both, tell us and we will scope them together.”
“Privacy Advisory is €600 per month. A named DPO starts at €1,000 per month with DPO Foundation, hands-on support starts at €2,500 per month with DPO Partner, and an embedded DPO starts at €4,500 per month with DPO Complete, with custom scoping at enterprise scale. All prices are billed annually, and one-time onboarding is waived on annual billing.”
“We are EU-established as Engage Data Consulting B.V. in the Netherlands, and we work with companies worldwide that handle EU, UK, and US personal data, from SaaS and healthtech to retail and financial services.”
“A dedicated expert DPO embedded in your team, plus privacy audits, frameworks, policies, and vendor assessments built for your stack, and data subject requests, breach response, and enterprise questionnaires handled to deadline.”
“Both. We offer ongoing DPO retainers, project-based compliance work, and ad-hoc privacy advisory. As-needed services include company and product risk assessments, remediation and implementation, due diligence, and privacy impact and AI risk and compliance work.”
“We work in three steps. We assess first with a focused privacy audit to find the gaps that matter, what is blocking deals and what creates regulatory risk. We then fix by building your privacy framework of policies, data maps, DPAs, and vendor assessments tailored to your stack and stage. We then maintain, with your dedicated DPO handling ongoing compliance.”
“Yes. The EU Representative under GDPR Article 27 is a separate role from the DPO. Where you need both, we offer both as separate products and scope them together, so one provider holds both roles.”
“CCPA applies to for-profit entities doing business in California that collect personal information of California residents and meet at least one of three thresholds: annual gross revenue over 26.6 million USD, buying, selling, or sharing personal information of 100,000 or more consumers or households, or deriving 50 percent or more of annual revenue from selling or sharing personal information.”
“The California Privacy Protection Agency finalized regulations that became applicable in January 2026 covering Automated Decision-Making Technology, with risk assessments, notices, and opt-out rights, annual cybersecurity audits for businesses meeting specific thresholds, and documented risk assessments before high-risk processing. These obligations apply on a staggered basis, with larger businesses subject earlier.”
“Usually it is incremental. The main additions are the Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information link, household-level data, recognition of Global Privacy Control universal opt-out signals, and the 2026 ADMT and cybersecurity-audit obligations. GDPR has broader extra-territorial reach, while CCPA only applies if you do business in California.”
“Most of our enterprise work is with companies that already have a privacy function. We are not there to replace your team. We make it faster: we redesign the operating model, fix the tooling, and bring automation into the repetitive work so a small team delivers far more, with stronger evidence and less reliance on any one person.”
“They act as your designated Data Protection Officer with the independence the role requires: oversight of your program, liaison with the supervisory authority, and an escalation point for high-risk decisions. Details are notified to the supervisory authority where required.”
“Yes. Alongside the designated-DPO role, we run privacy team efficiency projects: clearing DPIA and DSAR backlogs, refreshing your ROPA, vendor and DPA reviews, and getting you audit-ready.”
“Yes. We slot into your existing governance, report into whoever owns risk, and coordinate with legal and security rather than duplicating them.”
“Not all companies formally need one. You need a DPO if your core activities involve large-scale processing of special category data or regular and systematic monitoring of individuals.”
“Depends on your company size, data complexity, and how many regulations you need to cover. We offer four tiers: Privacy Advisory (From €600 per month), DPO Foundation (From €1,000 per month), DPO Partner (From €2,500 per month), and DPO Complete (From €4,500 per month), plus custom Enterprise scoping. Every engagement is tailored to only what you actually need.”
“We offer both as separate products where you need them, and scope them together.”
“EU GDPR, UK GDPR. US state and federal privacy laws (CCPA/CPRA, HIPAA, GLBA, and others). Brazil LGPD, Canada PIPEDA. Thailand PDPA, China PIPL, India DPDPA, Japan APPI, South Korea PIPA. UAE and Saudi Arabia data protection laws, the EU AI Act, NIS2, DORA. Frameworks like ISO 27001, ISO 27701, SOC 2, and NIST.”
“Yes. Engage supports both Data Protection Officer work and Article 27 representative work, as two separate products scoped to what you need. See Representative Services.”
“They are the outsourced provision of the GDPR Article 37 data protection officer role. A provider supplies a qualified person who is appointed as your organization's DPO, notified to the supervisory authority, and carries out the Article 39 tasks: monitoring compliance, advising on DPIAs, training staff, and acting as the contact point for the regulator and for data subjects.”
“No. A DPO is a statutory role with protections and duties written into GDPR Articles 37 to 39, including independence from instruction on how to perform the role and a direct reporting line to the highest level of management.”
“Your named DPO is in place and onboarding is done within one day of signing.”
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