For technology organisations in Ireland
Technology compliance, made defensible.
Buyer-ready compliance for software and SaaS — the security and data-protection answers enterprise procurement asks for.
Software companies, SaaS and start-ups selling into regulated buyers.
- 8
- live audits
- 0
- on the roadmap
- Free
- to start
- Data Protection Commission (DPC)
01What the law asks
Who checks technology organisations.
These are the bodies that inspect, register or take complaints about technology organisations in Ireland. Every audit names the rule behind each question.
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Data Protection Commission (DPC)
Data protection
02Live now
Audits you can start today.
GDPR
GDPR essentials
The data protection basics every Irish business should have in place, checked in about half an hour.
Free
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Third-party risk
Vendor assessment
A clear, proportionate security and data protection questionnaire corporates send to their suppliers.
Free
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GDPR Articles 33–34
Breach readiness
Check you could spot, assess and report a personal data breach within 72 hours.
€29
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ePrivacy cookie rules (DPC guidance), GDPR and web accessibility
Website compliance
Cookies, privacy notice, forms, accessibility and security basics for your website, checked in plain English.
€49
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GDPR Article 28, NIS2 supply chain, Cyber Resilience Act, EU AI Act and DORA
SaaS and start-up trust readiness
Be ready for the security and data protection questions banks, hospitals and public bodies will ask before they buy.
€99
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DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554)
DORA ICT third-party readiness
Be ready for what EU financial-entity customers must ask of their ICT suppliers under DORA.
€149
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NIS2 Directive Article 21 measures
NIS2 supplier readiness
Get ready for NIS2 security questions from customers — and for the Irish law if you may be in scope.
€149
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ISO/IEC 27001:2022
ISO 27001 readiness
See how close your information security management system is to ISO/IEC 27001:2022.
€199
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Not sure which of the 8 comes first?
Six quick questions and the finder ranks the technology audits for you.
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04Help along the way
Learn it, or ask someone.
Short courses count as evidence in your audit. Panel experts answer from inside any question, at a fixed price.
Courses
All courses
Experts on the panel
Meet the panelNO
Niamh O'Connor
GDPR and data protection for clubs, charities and SMEs
Not taking new bookings right now
- CIPP/E
- LLM Data Protection (UCC)
Frameworks
GDPRePrivacyGovernance Code for Sport
Helps with
- privacy notices
- dpia
- data protection
- breach response
CIPP/E, LLM Data Protection (UCC)
Not taking new bookings right now
DM
Declan Murphy
Practical cyber security, NIS2 and ISO 27001 readiness
Not taking new bookings right now
- CISSP
- ISO 27001 Lead Auditor
Frameworks
NIS2ISO/IEC 27001DORACyber EssentialsThird-party risk
Helps with
- cyber security
- incident response
- supplier assurance
- iso 27001
CISSP, ISO 27001 Lead Auditor, CompTIA Security+
Not taking new bookings right now
05Questions
Technology, answered.
GDPR essentials is the usual first step for technology organisations: about 30 minutes, and it ends with a score, an action plan and a passport. The finder can rank every audit for you in two minutes.
Mainly Data Protection Commission (DPC). Each audit names the rule behind every question, so you can show your answers to the body that asks.
No. Each audit is a structured self-assessment in plain English. It shows where you stand and what to fix. When you need a professional opinion, ask a panel expert from inside the question.
The audits are written for Irish law first. Choose United Kingdom in the country switcher and you’ll see UK regulators and prices in pounds; audits with a UK version say so on their page.
Yes. Every question says who usually answers it. Invite colleagues as contributors and ask a signer — a director, principal, chair or manager — to confirm the result.
See where you stand.
Two minutes in the finder, or start the free GDPR essentials audit now.
