PRICING
This is our current pricing for our DPO / Senior Data Protection Consultant Service
Rates valid through Dec 31st 2023
DPO Day Rate
- Based on 37.5 Hour Day
- Fully Qualified CIPP & CISSP
- Immediate Support
- Fully Remote
Hourly Rate
- No Contract
- Flexible Hours
- Fully Remote
- Our most flexible plan
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