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To audit GDPR and ePrivacy compliance, you must verify cookie consent banners, privacy policies, data handling, and user rights workflows. An end-to-end audit surfaces compliance gaps in projects processing personal data, generating a structured findings report for remediation before deployment.

A data handling assessment identifies PII, PCI, and secrets by analyzing third-party data flows using your Data Flow Diagram (DFD) as the source of truth. It surfaces regulatory risks by mapping how personal data is processed across your architecture, ensuring privacy policy coverage aligns with actual data paths.

Checking cookie consent banner compliance involves validating that user consent is obtained before any tracking scripts execute. An ePrivacy audit verifies that your banner implementation prevents pre-consent tracking and ensures users can manage their cookie preferences effectively.

Yes, a GDPR compliance audit applies to both web and mobile app projects that process personal data and operate in the EU or UK. It evaluates platform-agnostic regulatory requirements like data retention coverage, user rights workflows, and privacy policy adequacy.

Before running a GDPR readiness audit, you need to provide access to your project's architecture or DFD, privacy policy pages, and underlying code paths. These inputs allow the audit to accurately classify data flows, verify user rights mechanisms, and identify compliance gaps.

Your privacy policy may fail a compliance audit if it lacks adequate data retention coverage or clear user rights workflows. A successful audit requires verifying that your policy accurately documents all PII and third-party data flows identified in your architecture, not just displaying a cookie banner.