We check your website or online shop for technical and legal vulnerabilities relating to data protection, third-party tools, and cookie integration.
Includes technical and legal review
Today’s websites must meet numerous technical and legal requirements. In addition to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the German Telecommunications Data Protection Act (TDDDG) in particular sets clear guidelines for the use of cookies, tracking tools, and external services. Incomplete consent banners, incorrect privacy policies, or the unauthorized integration of third-party providers can quickly lead to warnings, fines, or damage to your reputation.
With our website privacy check, we conduct a structured review of your website for data protection risks—covering everything from cookie management and tracking to external content, information obligations, and technical settings. You will receive a clear assessment of the required actions, as well as concrete, practical recommendations for legally compliant implementation. We support you in making your website as privacy-compliant as possible while ensuring it remains technically functional and attractive.
With the data protection check for your website or online shop, you can significantly reduce the risk of violating the provisions of the GDPR and TDDDG. As part of our audit, we analyze your website both technically and legally and identify data protection-related vulnerabilities at an early stage.
The aim of the data protection check is to provide you with a solid foundation for a legally compliant, economically viable, and technically functional online presence. You will receive a clear overview of which personal data is processed on your website, where specific action is required, and which measures you can take to minimize existing risks in a targeted manner.
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As part of the data protection check, your website or online shop is analyzed from a technical and legal perspective. In particular, we examine the use of cookies, tracking and marketing tools, integrated third-party providers, and data connections to external servers. The aim is to identify data protection risks transparently and evaluate them in a comprehensible manner.
Yes. Even smaller websites are fully subject to the provisions of the GDPR and the TDDDG. The use of analysis tools, fonts, embedded media, or contact forms is subject to data protection regulations. The data protection check helps to minimize the risk of warnings and liability, even for small websites.
Yes. You will receive specific and practical recommendations for adapting your website. These are based on the current guidelines of the data protection supervisory authorities and applicable case law, and include an individual risk assessment so that you can prioritize measures.
No. The data protection check does not replace an internal or external data protection officer. However, it provides a comprehensive snapshot of your website’s data protection status and serves as a valuable addition to your company’s ongoing data protection management.
Your website and the privacy policy provided there are the publicly accessible flagship for data protection in your company. Transparent and properly implemented data protection creates trust among customers, business partners, and regulatory authorities.
At the same time, data protection violations on websites are visible to everyone and are a frequent gateway to warnings, fines, and regulatory action. In the areas of tracking, analysis, and audience-oriented advertising in particular, there is legal leeway that, when implemented correctly, not only creates legal certainty but can also have a positive impact on economic success.
Our specialized attorneys have many years of experience in advising website and shop operators and combine legal expertise with technical understanding. This means that data protection is not just an obligation, but a sustainable competitive advantage for your company.