Data Protection Compliance
Registration with the ODPC, data-protection audits, privacy notices, internal policies, and the compliance programme that the Data Protection Act requires.
Data Protection Act compliance, privacy advisory, technology agreements, and cyber-law matters for businesses.
Kenya's Data Protection Act 2019 created a comprehensive data-protection regime overseen by the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner, and compliance is now a genuine legal obligation for every business that processes personal data. The firm advises organisations on how to comply — from registration as a data controller or processor, through to privacy policies, data-processing agreements, and the response to a data breach.
Beyond data protection, the technology practice covers the agreements and structures that digital and technology businesses require: software licences, technology-services contracts, e-commerce terms, platform agreements, and the intellectual-property arrangements that digital products depend on. Where a technology matter becomes a dispute — a data breach, a software claim, a cyber-fraud — the firm brings its litigation capability to bear.
Registration with the ODPC, data-protection audits, privacy notices, internal policies, and the compliance programme that the Data Protection Act requires.
Drafting and review of privacy policies, cookie notices, and the layered data-processing notices that organisations must provide to data subjects.
Drafting and negotiation of data-processing and data-sharing agreements — between controllers and processors, and between organisations that share personal data.
Advisory and representation in data breach incidents — breach notification to the ODPC, communication to affected individuals, and the regulatory investigation that a notified breach may trigger.
Software licences, technology-services contracts, SaaS agreements, e-commerce terms, and the platform agreements that technology businesses and their customers rely on.
Advisory on cybercrime under the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, cyber-fraud response, and litigation arising from digital transactions and online activity.
A four-step discipline applied to every brief, so the work is senior-led at the points where senior judgement matters, and moves predictably between them.
The organisation's data flows are mapped; processing activities identified; a gap analysis against the DPA prepared with a prioritised compliance plan.
Privacy policy, data processing register, consent mechanisms, and third-party data agreements drafted to meet the Act's requirements.
Registration as a data controller or processor with the ODPC completed, and any required impact assessments or prior-consultation submissions filed.
Annual review, training advisory, breach response support, and the day-to-day guidance that keeps the organisation compliant as its data activities evolve.
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All firm FAQs →Any organisation that processes personal data as a data controller or processor is required to register with the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner. The obligation covers Kenyan organisations and foreign organisations that process data about persons in Kenya.
A compliant privacy notice must identify the data controller, describe the categories of data processed, state the purpose and legal basis for processing, explain data-subject rights, and provide data-retention and security information. We draft these to meet the Act's specific requirements.
Contact us immediately. The DPA requires notification to the ODPC within 72 hours of becoming aware of a breach that poses a risk to individuals' rights. We advise on whether the obligation to notify applies, manage the notification, and represent the organisation in any subsequent investigation.
Yes. We draft and review software licences, SaaS terms, API agreements, technology-services contracts, and the IP assignments and licences that technology products require — structured for enforceability under Kenyan law.
We will tell you, plainly, whether we are the right firm, and how we would propose to handle it. The first call is confidential and at no charge.