Information technology and data are no longer support functions. They are the product, the sales channel and the asset that carries the value of the company, and they are governed by a European framework that reaches businesses long before they consider themselves large enough to be concerned by it.

We assist SaaS companies, software developers, IT consultants, e-commerce operators, AI-native businesses and hardware manufacturers in securing their products, services and transactions. We advise you on the negotiation, drafting and execution of software development and maintenance agreements, SaaS, cloud and hosting contracts, licences and subscription models, service level agreements, hardware supply and leasing, software distribution, and the general terms and conditions of platforms and e-commerce websites, whether B2B or B2C.

We assist you throughout the life of a processing activity, from records and legal bases, privacy policies and data processing agreements (DPAs) to impact assessments (DPIAs), international transfers, data subject requests (DSRs) and data breaches, including notification to the Data Protection Authority. We do the same for your artificial intelligence projects: supplier agreements, training data, allocation of liability, and the internal governance now expected under the AI Act, alongside NIS2, the Data Act and the Digital Services Act (DSA).

Our approach is that of a business law firm rather than a compliance desk. We tell you which risks genuinely deserve to be addressed and at what moment, and we look for the solution that lets the product ship. Where necessary, we also assist you in disputes, whether they concern a technology project that failed to deliver or proceedings before the Data Protection Authority.

Whether you are about to sign your first enterprise contract, enter a new market or answer a client’s security questionnaire, the earlier we look at it, the cheaper the answer.