Sector · Public Sector & Government
A DPO is a legal requirement, not a nice-to-have — and citizen data breaches make the news for years.
Public authorities are automatically within scope for a mandatory DPO under GDPR Article 37, hold some of the most sensitive citizen data in the economy, and are explicitly targeted by the UK's Cyber Security and Resilience Bill and the EU's NIS2 Directive as critical infrastructure. Public-sector breaches carry a reputational cost that compounds long after the incident itself.
Questions worth asking yourself
Five questions public sector & government teams rarely have a clean answer to
If any of these make you pause, that pause is the gap Praeferre exists to close.
USE CASE 01
“Is your DPO genuinely independent, or reporting to the same director who owns the systems they oversee?”
See how — DPO as a ServiceUSE CASE 02
“Could you evidence CAF 4.0 alignment today if your regulator asked, or would it take weeks to compile?”
See how — GRC AutomationUSE CASE 03
“Do your outsourced IT and case management suppliers meet the same bar you're held to?”
See how — Third-Party Risk ManagementUSE CASE 04
“Are staff pasting case notes into AI tools to draft correspondence faster?”
See how — AI Data Leak ProtectionUSE CASE 05
“When was your citizen-facing portal last tested by someone trying to break into it, not just scan it?”
See how — Penetration TestingStart your compliance journey
See what Praeferre would surface in your environment
A short discovery call is enough to map which of these questions are already answered — and which aren't.