Privacy & governance

Privacy That Works in Practice.

Translate responsibilities into decisions, controls and evidence that people can understand and maintain.

Connect Responsibility to Practice

Privacy work spans the data an organisation handles, the people accountable for it, the systems processing it and the evidence of how decisions are made.

Know the context

Understand the information, purpose, stakeholders and applicable obligations.

Define ownership

Make decision-making responsibilities and escalation paths explicit.

Maintain evidence

Keep controls, implementation records and identified gaps connected.

Explore the PDPA Framework

The Whole Act, Inside GitLab documents an approach to expressing Sri Lanka’s PDPA requirements in a GitLab compliance framework. The guide includes downloadable resources, a requirement explorer and the limits of automated controls.

Open the PDPA framework
The framework is an implementation resource. Its source material and legal references require review for your jurisdiction, circumstances and date of use.

Build Privacy Understanding

Controls are only useful when people understand the choices they need to make. Discuss awareness sessions for teams, decision-focused workshops for leaders or practical implementation learning.

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Discuss Your Priorities

Bring a specific concern, a programme you are developing or a framework you want to apply. The first conversation establishes context and the kind of support needed.

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Looking for This Website’s Privacy Notice?

This page describes the privacy and governance practice. Information about the website itself is available separately.

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Let’s Make Digital Trust Practical.

Bring a challenge, an idea or a capability gap. Start a conversation about your next step.

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