persondatakonsulenterne.dk

What It Is

Persondatakonsulenterne is a Danish data protection and GDPR compliance consultancy. Its core services include GDPR rådgivning consulting, GDPR compliance implementation, GDPR audit, Ekstern DPO external data protection officer services, as well as online courses and corporate talks. It is closer to a privacy compliance and governance service than a traditional cybersecurity hardware or software product.

Core Capabilities and Analysis

In terms of protection scope, its focus is helping organizations meet GDPR requirements, including data and system inventory, data-flow analysis, gap analysis, compliance documentation review, and preparation of privacy policies and process documents. Delivery is mainly consultant-led, via phone, email, Skype, on-site meetings, workshops, and online courses. Its external DPO service helps companies comply with GDPR, respond to regulatory changes, and conduct a GDPR audit once per quarter, while also tracking guidance from the Danish Data Protection Agency and relevant case law. The main site does not disclose compliance certifications, nor does it show technical integration capabilities with SIEM, cloud platforms, ticketing systems, or GRC tools.

Pricing

Pricing is relatively flexible. Routine GDPR consulting can be billed monthly based on actual time spent, or customers can purchase prepaid hour packages with discounts. The external DPO service uses a fixed monthly fee, while larger specific tasks are billed based on time spent. Compliance implementation projects are quoted according to company size and requirements. Audit pricing for small businesses is more transparent, with three tiers at 1,500, 2,500, and 6,000 DKK excluding VAT, covering document review, issue reports, recommended solutions, and follow-up consultation of varying lengths.

Pros and Cons

The advantages are a complete service chain covering training, implementation, audit, and external DPO; clear audit packages for small businesses; and two paths for compliance implementation: “self-service + guidance” and fully outsourced execution. The downsides are that it is not a technical security protection solution and cannot replace vulnerability scanning, endpoint protection, DLP, or log monitoring; most projects require a quote, with limited public information on service credentials and payment methods; and there is no visible description of system integration or automation capabilities.

Who It’s For

It is suitable for companies, associations, and public institutions that need to operationalize GDPR, lack in-house privacy compliance staff, need an external DPO, or want an audit of existing documentation. It also offers a relatively clear audit entry point for self-employed individuals and small businesses with fewer than 10 employees.

Access from China and Alternatives

The main text does not specify access conditions from China, so it is unclear whether the domain can be reached reliably from China or whether Chinese payment methods are supported. Chinese companies primarily serving EU users may consider it as a Denmark/EU-based GDPR consulting candidate. If Chinese-language delivery, China’s Personal Information Protection Law, data export compliance, or MLPS coordination is required, it would be more suitable to choose a China-based data compliance service provider, or combine this with compliance management platforms such as OneTrust, TrustArc, Drata, or Vanta.