Website Privacy & Cookie Compliance Reviews for UK Businesses
We identify privacy and cookie compliance gaps on publicly accessible UK commercial websites under the UK GDPR and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR).
Our work focuses on visible indicators of compliance, including the presence and adequacy of required disclosures and consent mechanisms.
Our Work
The Digital Compliance Assessment Office conducts independent reviews of UK business websites to assess alignment with current data protection and electronic communications requirements.
Our scope typically includes:
Identifying missing or inadequate Privacy Policies and Cookie Policies
Assessing the implementation of cookie consent mechanisms
Reviewing the visibility of information relating to data processing and third-party services
Verifying the presence and accuracy of contact information for data protection enquiries
Why You Were Contacted
Your website was identified during an ongoing review of UK websites as potentially lacking required privacy or cookie disclosures.
Common reasons for contact include:
Absence of a visible Privacy Policy
Absence of a Cookie Policy or information on cookie usage
Deployment of non-essential cookies without prior, informed consent
Incomplete or outdated privacy notices that may not meet current UK GDPR standards
Where such issues exist, businesses commonly choose to address them promptly to reduce the likelihood of complaints, correspondence, or further review.
Review Process
Our review process follows a structured sequence:
Website Review → Issue Identification → Notification → Resolution
This process is designed to identify common compliance gaps and provide clarity on appropriate next steps.
Reviews are based solely on publicly accessible information.
Resolution Options
Issues identified during a review are typically resolved either internally by your organisation or by requesting below managed compliance documentation to address specific gaps.
For businesses seeking assistance with required documentation, please visit: