Your business collects data. Are you protecting it?
Practical data protection support for Nigerian online businesses and SMEs.
Every day, your business may collect customer names, phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, payment information and other personal data. But collecting personal data comes with responsibilities. We help online vendors and SMEs understand their data protection obligations and put practical compliance measures in place.
How we help
What can we help you with?
DCPMI Registration
If your organisation falls within the categories of Data Controllers or Data Processors of Major Importance, we can help you understand your classification and navigate the registration process.
Privacy Notice
Your customers should know how their personal information is collected, used, stored and shared. We develop clear, business-specific Privacy Notices designed around how your business actually processes personal data.
Data Protection Compliance Support
Beyond registration, we can help your business put practical data protection measures in place. Our services may include:
- Data Protection Policies
- Data Protection Compliance Assessments
- Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs)
- Data Subject Rights Management
- Data Classification
- Data Retention and Disposal
- Vendor / Data Processor Compliance
- Staff Training and Awareness
- Other data protection compliance support
Free check
Do you need to register with the NDPC?
Organisations of major importance are placed in one of three tiers. This check gives you an indication of yours — free, in about two minutes, and without asking for your email.
DCPMI Registration Tier Check
Five questions, free, and no email required. Find out which tier your organisation is likely to fall into.
Would you like to check which DCPMI tier your organisation falls into?
Free check
How prepared is your business already?
Ten questions on the everyday basics — what you collect, why, and what happens when a customer or a regulator asks. Free, and separate from the tier check above.
Data Protection Health Check
10 questions, one at a time, in about five minutes. Free, and no email required.
Would you like to check how prepared your business is?
Free guide
Not sure where to start?
Download our free guide to the data protection basics every Nigerian business owner should understand. It covers:
- What counts as personal data
- The customer information your business may be collecting
- Your basic data protection responsibilities
- What a Privacy Notice is, and what belongs in one
- What to consider before DCPMI registration
- Practical steps for protecting customer information
Download the free guide
Tell us where to send it and it will be in your inbox in a few minutes.
Your customers trust you with their information.
Show them that trust is well placed.
Whether you are an Instagram vendor, e-commerce business, service provider, consultant or growing SME, we can help you take practical steps towards responsible data protection.
Data protection requirements depend on your organisation, sector, processing activities and other applicable factors. Our team can help you assess your specific obligations before you take action.
Privacy Notice — how we handle the details you give us here
What we collect. When you download the guide we collect your name, business name, email address and phone number. The free tier check and health check run entirely in your browser — we do not receive or store your answers to them.
Why we collect it. To send you the guide you asked for, and — where you have agreed — to contact you about data protection support. We do not sell your details to anyone.
Who we share it with. Our CRM provider, HubSpot, which stores the details on our behalf so we can respond to you.
How long we keep it. For as long as we are in contact about your data protection needs, and then in line with our retention schedule.
Your rights. You can ask us for a copy of what we hold, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Email info@prioclen.cc and we will respond.
The full PCL Privacy Notice and Cookie Policy set this out in full.