WorkNest Secure
Outsourced DPO
Expert data privacy support from qualified, experienced data protection consultants.
Why WorkNest Secure for GDPR Support?
CREST Accredited
Validating the quality of our testing methodologies and ethical standards.
Expert Team
Our seasoned red team personnel bring years of adversarial expertise and insight to every engagement.
Tailored Engagements
Every engagement is designed around your unique threat profile, business priorities and security maturity.
Regulated Experience
Proven experience delivering TIBER-EU and DORA-aligned assessments across financial, retail, media, and CNI sectors.
Complete Transparency
Clear communication throughout engagements with ongoing updates and post-exercise walk-throughs.
Post-Engagement Support
We help you interpret results, prioritise remediation, and strengthen your defences with actionable guidance.
What is a data protection officer?
What is a data protection officer?
What is a data protection officer?
A Data Protection Officer (DPO) is an experienced data protection consultant who helps your business meet and maintain data protection regulations, as well as give advice and guidance on all data privacy matters. A DPO plays a crucial role in protecting personal data within your organisation, helping maintain GDPR compliance.
A Data Protection Officer (DPO) is an experienced data protection consultant who helps your business meet and maintain data protection regulations, as well as give advice and guidance on all data privacy matters. A DPO plays a crucial role in protecting personal data within your organisation, helping maintain GDPR compliance.
How can a DPO help?
How can a DPO help?
How can a DPO help?
A DPO consultant can help with all data protection related matters, including monitoring internal compliance, informing on data protection obligations, and acting as a contact point for the supervisory authority and data subjects. The responsibilities of a DPO include:
ICO registration
Data breach support and response (including liaison with the ICO)
Breach response
Data subject access request support (SAR)
Policy and procedure support and advice
UK GDPR Representation
Data mapping support and advice
Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs)
Assisting with customer questionnaires and due diligence
Why Teams Love Us
Don’t leave GDPR compliance to chance.
Whether you need a tailored quote, expert advice, or a clear starting point, our specialists are ready to guide you. Get in touch today and take control of your compliance.
“I’ve taken WorkNest into every organisation that I’ve worked with. I’ve introduced them to many teams and many colleagues and referred them with absolute pleasure because I genuinely trust in the service that we get.”
Joanne Beaver
Operations Director, Beaverfit
"We’ve always been very impressed with the cyber security services WorkNest provide us. Their professional approach, knowledge and flexibility have ensured they have become a key trusted partner in our supply chain."
Nick Fryer
Paymentsense - Europe largest merchant service provider, CTO
“We moved our legal support to WorkNest having previously used a time and line law firm. It was important, though, that an all-inclusive fee structure did not come at the expense of quality. Thankfully we’ve been delighted with the service we’ve received from WorkNest"
Chief Executive
Waverley Care
"WorkNest supported us with a detailed application penetration test and forensic analysis on one of our key payment-related systems. Their consultants quickly identified underlying vulnerabilities and provided clear insight into how these issues could be addressed."
IT Manager
Leeds United Football Club
Cyber security FAQs
The financial penalties for a data breach under GDPR have risen significantly from those under the old Data Protection Act (1998). Fines can now be as high as €20 million or 4% of annual global turnover (whichever is greater) for the most serious category of breach.
Personal data is information that relates to a living individual. It means the individual can be identified directly or indirectly by one or more pieces of information specific to them. Examples include your name, email address, passport number, IP address, or location data.
Yes. There’s a myth that companies with fewer than 250 employees don’t have to comply with GDPR. This misconception stems from Article 30, which concerns the keeping of records of processing activities and includes exceptions for organisations with fewer than 250 staff.
There is no UK-based GDPR certification scheme yet, though the Information Commissioner is reviewing this. The best way to show compliance to potential customers is through a GDPR audit, which provides an independent overview. WorkNest Secure can help with this.
No, a privacy notice is essential for meeting the GDPR transparency principle, but it does not make you GDPR compliant. Compliance requires addressing governance, designing data protection into projects, keeping records of personal data, creating policies and procedures for its use, and providing training, among other requirements.
The financial penalties for a data breach under GDPR have risen significantly from those under the old Data Protection Act (1998). Fines can now be as high as €20 million or 4% of annual global turnover (whichever is greater) for the most serious category of breach.
Yes. There’s a myth that companies with fewer than 250 employees don’t have to comply with GDPR. This misconception stems from Article 30, which concerns the keeping of records of processing activities and includes exceptions for organisations with fewer than 250 staff.
No, a privacy notice is essential for meeting the GDPR transparency principle, but it does not make you GDPR compliant. Compliance requires addressing governance, designing data protection into projects, keeping records of personal data, creating policies and procedures for its use, and providing training, among other requirements.
Personal data is information that relates to a living individual. It means the individual can be identified directly or indirectly by one or more pieces of information specific to them. Examples include your name, email address, passport number, IP address, or location data.
There is no UK-based GDPR certification scheme yet, though the Information Commissioner is reviewing this. The best way to show compliance to potential customers is through a GDPR audit, which provides an independent overview. WorkNest Secure can help with this.
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