Each authority we work under translates into concrete infrastructure
standards. This is how a regulatory obligation becomes a property of the
estate rather than a clause in a policy document.
Solicitors Regulation Authority
Confidentiality and client-money obligations carried into the infrastructure: in-jurisdiction hosting for client and matter data, enforced transport and at-rest encryption, access held to a named shortlist, and a documented sub-processor list — so the duty of confidentiality is a property of the estate, not a clause in a policy nobody can evidence.
ICAEW
Accountancy practices
Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales
Client confidentiality and integrity of records reflected in the build: tamper-evident handling of client data, sovereign hosting and backup, controlled access to financial information, and a continuity posture that survives a vendor or hosting failure — the practice can answer where records sit and how they are protected.
Keeping Children Safe in Education
Safeguarding carried through to the public estate: appropriate handling and minimisation of any pupil or family data, in-jurisdiction storage, restricted access, and forms and contact paths built so a safeguarding concern reaches the right person — not a generic inbox. The web estate is treated as part of the safeguarding surface, not separate from it.
ICO / UK GDPR
Every regulated practice
Information Commissioner's Office — UK GDPR
The data-protection regime engineered in rather than bolted on: lawful-basis-aware data capture, data minimisation by default, a maintained record of processing and sub-processors, working subject-access and erasure paths, and a DPIA where processing warrants one. Hosting and sub-processors are pinned to the UK and EU so transfers do not become the unanswered question.
NTSELAT
Estate and letting agents
National Trading Standards Estate & Letting Agency Team
Material-information and transparency duties reflected on the public estate: fee and material-information disclosure surfaced correctly, accurate and current listings, and auditable handling of enquiry and client data in-jurisdiction — so the web presence meets the disclosure standard the regulator now expects rather than working against it.
NHS DSPT
Clinics and healthcare practices
NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit
The DSPT control expectations carried into the web and email estate: sovereign hosting for any patient-adjacent data, enforced encryption, least-privilege access, monitoring and an evidenced incident path, and documented sub-processors — so the estate supports the practice's toolkit submission rather than becoming a gap in it.