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Independent, evidence-based assurance over security, data protection, AI and breach readiness. With the focus on improving data management practices, we help you, regardless of where you are on your data privacy journey, demonstrate compliance, readiness and maturity to regulators, boards and stakeholders.
Our delivery service lines help you maximise the value of your data and negotiate technological and legislative changes in a rapidly changing world while complying with regulation and maintaining customer trust. Fully flexible, you can outsource as much or as little of your operational needs.
Our governance services provide the essential supervisory layer that monitors data protection and AI compliance, building bespoke frameworks that provide the necessary controls, feedback loops with the wider business, senior management and external stakeholders including customers and regulators.
Our dedicated AI team, aiEthix from Securys is here to help you understand and control the use of AI across your organisation, establish and maintain compliance with both data protection and specific AI regulations and, above all, deliver measurable gains safely and securely.
Headquartered in London - with offices in Europe, India, the Caribbean and the US - we have practical on-the-ground experience in most of the world's privacy regimes with our team of international experts operating across dozens of jurisdictions.
The countries in blue indicate where we are currently or have previously provided data protection and AI Governance advice.
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Securys has been making privacy practical for organisations since 2014. We work across a wide variety of client types and industries.
The scope of their privacy needs is wide and varied but all our clients receive the same quality of service and care.
Here’s what our clients say about us:
Sagicor Group Jamaica is delighted to have Securys onboard as our Data Protection Partner.
Securys collaboration with our team showcases a profound grasp of financial services and a comprehensive knowledge of global and local privacy regulations.
Their practical guidance and support have played a pivotal role in ensuring timely compliance with the Data Protection Act across our extensive Group, effectively safeguarding the data of our diverse stakeholders.
Securys has been invaluable in providing scalable resource to review and remediate our legacy processes as well as meet the organisation’s demands as it launches new projects and initiatives that involve personal data.
Securys were key to our getting the perfect picture of where we are with privacy compliance for our UK and EU operations. We welcomed their expert insight and knowledge about global privacy and the emerging privacy landscape in the USA and especially their practical advice about how to navigate multiple jurisdictions for a U.S headquartered organization.
Even though GDPR is the global gold standard from a regulatory perspective, the data privacy domain is highly dynamic. Countries outside the European Union may have adopted GDPR’s key principles, but most have written important variations into their specific legislation.
As a multinational full spectrum financial institution, we must comply with evolving and disparate regulations in 20 markets. Keeping track of the shifting regulatory landscape, separating the “wheat from the chaff”, and translating that insight into actionable pragmatic programs of work is where Securys excels. They indeed make “privacy practical,” which is good business.
Our team of international experts, operating across dozens of jurisdictions deliver timely and relevant advice and see the world through your lens.
We bring decades of experience delivering privacy-by-design programmes to clients of all size and type, across multiple sectors and multiple jurisdictions.
Employing our broad experience of cyber, data protection, regulation and governance, we bring a strongly practical approach to helping organisations of all sizes protect themselves and their stakeholders.
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