


Laws are constantly changing, and the pace of technological change is faster than ever, which makes it almost a ‘mission impossible’ for SMEs to keep up with everything. Whether it’s new laws, new rules, or new threats, we’ll keep an eye on it – leaving you and your team with more time to concentrate on your business… or simply sit back and relax.

Meet our founder
Privaneer was founded by Laura with the aim of simplifying data protection compliance . Laura grew up in Shenzhen, often referred to as China’s Silicon Valley, and holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Law from the UK. She is a certified data protection lawyer with over 10 years of experience practicing law in Europe.
Laura has worked closely with tech startups and SMEs at every stage of their journey. As a legal tech founder herself, she has a deep, practical understanding of data protection and cybersecurity across the lifecycle of tech companies and their products.

Starting a new project or launching a new business? We can help you implement privacy and protection from day one to avoid negative surprises later.

A voluntary DPO or a privacy manager can boost your privacy compliance in many ways – even when it’s not required by law.

Whether you are planning to hire someone, bringing in a new subcontractor, or simply updating some old templates, we can help you with your contracts.

Privacy at the workplace is a highly regulated area, and the GDPR is far from the only regulation you need to consider.

Did you know that you can’t place a CCTV wherever you want, and that you may also be in breach of the law if the settings are not configured correctly?

Are you facing difficulties because a customer wants to exercise his or her ‘data subject rights’? No worries, we’re ready to help.

Are you running an online shop, showcasing your business on a website, or simply sharing your ideas? We can help you with all the compliance your website needs.

Almost all businesses use third party service providers in their daily operations. But did you know that while services can be outsourced, legal obligations cannot? Whether it’s background checks on potential subcontractors, appropriate privacy language in contracts, or training for contractors, we’re here to help.

Did you know that you may be a processor under the GDPR if you provide services to another company or organization? A data processor has legal and contractual obligations to meet, just like a data controller, and failure to do so may lead to contractual liability and administrative fines.