Compliance in your language™

Making the complex .. achievable.

You're busy, so that's why we are too. We're busy finding SOLUTIONS to your COMPLIANCE PROBLEMS. Solutions like helping your staff put complex information law and privacy requirements INTO CONTEXT , completing complex eDISCOVERY REQUESTS , protecting against PERSONAL DATA LOSS and CORPORATE REPUTATION DAMAGE.

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Recent Clients

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    Read how iCompli worked with Thorntons to assist in their compliance program

  • AQA Logo

    An in-depth and complex program with one of the UKs leading education brands. Read how we worked with AQA to get the most out of their information assets.

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    “Really looking forward to moderating the EU Cookie Law table at the invitation-only roundtable event, Digital Cream 2012“. eConsultancy have a great reputation for bringing together the industry’s ‘cream of the crop’ and what a great opportunity to discuss best practice and the reality of complying with the new ‘Cookie Law’.

  • Citywire logo

    iCompli has been working with Citywire, the independent financial publisher, for a number of years helping them understand how privacy and information law builds client confidence and how to implement a supporting Information Governance Framemework. As part of the on-going program of works, Duncan introduced iCompli technology partner MetaCompliance to reduce the burden of policy ...

RSS ICO News

  • Data protection audits and advisory visits
    In the last couple of years, there have been some big changes in the way that we deliver our data protection audit programme... […]
  • Information rights in a cold climate
    It’s been a busy year for information rights – the right to privacy and the right to know. Data protection breaches, freedom of information disputes, the News of the World and the Leveson Inquiry. They’ve all kept information rights in the spotlight. […]
  • Half term report on cookies compliance
    Back in May this year, we published advice on how to comply with the revised cookie rule. The rule had just been implemented as part of the review of the ePrivacy Directive. In the advice, we set out what the law said, what it required and what it means for those who have to comply. […]