No. We engineer technical controls. For legal interpretation, work with your counsel — we implement what they require.

Do you hold security certifications?

We don’t claim certifications we don’t hold. We follow established practices and document exactly what we implement.

Global Privacy Control is a browser signal telling websites a visitor opts out of the sale or sharing of their data. Several US state laws require businesses to honor it.

Services · Software & Engineering

Security & Compliance Engineering

Privacy and security built into the product, not bolted on. When you collect personal data, how you store, share and delete it matters as much as the data itself. We engineer the controls that privacy laws and partners expect — encryption, consent evidence, opt-out flows and access controls — directly into your systems.

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What we deliver

What’s included

Encryption at rest

Field- and record-level encryption (AES-256-GCM) with keys kept out of the codebase.

PII handling

Data minimization, masking and separation of personal data from analytics and logs.

Consent records

The exact consent text, version, timestamp, IP and user agent stored with each submission.

GPC & opt-out handling

Global Privacy Control detection and opt-outs honored across your stack and partners.

Access control & audit logs

Least-privilege roles and logs that show who accessed what, and when.

Retention & deletion

Retention schedules and deletion workflows that reach downstream systems.

Typical use cases

Proving consent for a submission months after it was collected
Keeping personal data out of ad pixels and analytics
Honoring opt-outs and GPC signals automatically
Encrypting sensitive form fields before they are stored

What you receive

Data-flow map
Implemented technical controls
Consent and retention documentation
Access review
Recommendations report

Tools & technology

AES-256-GCMTLSNode.js cryptoPostgreSQLSQLiteGTM Consent ModeLinuxDocker

How we deliver

From brief to results

01
Map data flows
What you collect, where it goes and who can see it.
02
Close gaps
Prioritized fixes based on risk and effort.
03
Implement controls
Encryption, consent, opt-out and access changes in code.
04
Document & review
Clear records your counsel and partners can review.

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