Services

A specialist consultancy for difficult digital-regulation decisions.

DigiData combines legal analysis, independent research, strategic judgement and selectively assembled expertise. The service is defined by the problem to be solved, not by a standard compliance package.

Core services

Six connected practices.

Each practice can stand alone. The strongest assignments often combine two or more because the material question sits between regulatory regimes, institutional mandates or technical layers.

Digital regulatory strategy, legislative reform and institutional design

Strategic legal and policy analysis where overlapping digital rules, supervisory discretion and institutional design determine what can be built, shared or scaled.

  • EU and UK digital regulation and regulatory overlap
  • Legislative options, institutional reform and policy architecture
  • Regulatory engagement, positioning and implementation strategy

Independent research, expert evidence, training and strategic briefings

Research and communication designed for decision-makers who need a position that can survive legal, political, technical and public scrutiny.

  • Independent studies, evidence reviews and publishable reports
  • Expert evidence, independent challenge and quality assurance
  • Executive briefings, workshops, training and lecture programmes

AI governance, prohibited practices and regulatory implementation

Practical interpretation of the AI Act and adjacent regimes, focused on system architecture, actual use, affected people and defensible routes to deployment.

  • AI Act implementation and prohibited practices
  • Governance, oversight, evidence and documentation
  • Use-case analysis, regulatory classification and risk calibration

Data protection, anonymisation, data access and assurance

Actor-specific identifiability, anonymisation evidence, data-access architecture and assurance methods that preserve legal status without destroying lawful utility.

  • Contextual anonymisation, pseudonymisation and data status
  • Data-access regimes and privacy-utility analysis
  • DPIAs, impact assessment, assurance and independent review

Platform regulation, digital fairness and deceptive design

Analysis that connects interface design, system architecture, personalisation, market power and the combined operation of consumer, data and platform law.

  • DSA, DMA, consumer law and the Digital Fairness agenda
  • Dark patterns and deceptive system design
  • Personalisation, recommender systems and consumer autonomy

Child safety, children’s rights and AI in education

Rights-based regulatory design for services and systems affecting children, with attention to evidence, proportionality, education and the limits of techno-solutionism.

  • Child safety, age assurance and age-appropriate design
  • Children’s rights and platform governance
  • AI literacy, quality education and AI in education
How engagements are designed

Proportionate to the decision and the audience.

A board briefing, a regulator-facing submission and an independent published study require different levels of evidence, challenge and presentation. DigiData establishes that architecture at the beginning.

01

Scope

Define the decision, audience, evidence standard and red lines.

02

Map

Separate legal, institutional, technical and behavioural questions.

03

Test

Challenge the position against use cases, objections and alternatives.

04

Deliver

Produce a clear output and a workable route to use it.

Implementation and assurance

Operational support without reducing strategy to box-ticking.

DigiData can support DPIAs, conformity preparation, algorithmic and child-risk assessment, design review and assurance work where these tasks form part of a wider legal or strategic question. It does not offer outsourced DPO services.

01

Assessment architecture

Design the scope, evidence and review logic for complex impact assessments and governance records.

02

Independent challenge

Test internal analysis against legal thresholds, system realities, foreseeable objections and less burdensome alternatives.

03

Implementation bridge

Translate strategic conclusions into roles, decision points, documentation, controls and escalation routes.

Start a conversation

A difficult digital-regulation question deserves more than a generic compliance answer.

Tell DigiData what decision, dispute or policy problem you need to resolve. The initial enquiry form is designed to establish scope, urgency and the expertise the work may require.