From zero to compliant
in three steps.

Aegis is designed to get organisations operational quickly — no lengthy onboarding, no consultants required. Enrol, configure, and manage your compliance posture from day one.

Step 01

Enrol & Get Access

Request early access and we'll review your application. Once approved, you receive your organisation's dedicated Aegis workspace — pre-configured for the Barbados DPA 2019 and your sector.

  • Submit your early access request
  • DPMAS reviews and approves your organisation
  • Receive your workspace credentials and sector profile
  • No lengthy setup — you're in the platform same day
Step 02

Map, Record & Assess

Work through the platform's guided modules to document your data flows, build your ROPA, run privacy and risk assessments, and establish your legal basis register — all generating regulator-ready outputs.

  • Map data flows department by department
  • Build a complete, exportable ROPA register
  • Run gap analysis — see exactly where you're exposed
  • Generate policies, notices and assessment reports
Step 03

Manage & Stay Protected

With your baseline established, Aegis becomes your day-to-day compliance engine — managing breaches with the 72-hour clock, handling data subject requests, training staff, and maintaining your audit evidence log.

  • Manage breaches with automatic s.26 notification tracking
  • Process DSRs within the 30-day verified identity deadline
  • Track staff training completions and schedule refreshers
  • Maintain a timestamped audit log — regulator-ready, always
First 50 organisations Applications reviewed weekly Priority: government & regulated sectors

From regulatory confusion to
audit-ready in weeks.

The founding cohort works directly with our team to configure Aegis for their organisation. No payment required during early access — we're selecting organisations that are serious about compliance, not just looking for a checkbox.

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Caribbean organisations only · No payment required

Gap Analysis Engine

Know exactly where your exposure is.

Aegis runs a 10-rule gap analysis across your data flows the moment you complete mapping. Cross-border transfers without adequacy assessments, undocumented legal bases, missing retention periods, restricted data in physical files — every gap is surfaced, prioritised by severity, and tied to the specific DPA provision it violates.

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Gap Analysis — Active Flags

No legal basis documented · HR Department High · s.6
Cross-border transfer · no adequacy assessment High · s.36
No disposal method · Finance records Med · s.18
Access roles undocumented · Customer DB Med · s.21
Retention period set · Marketing data Resolved

Breach Management

The 72-hour clock starts the moment you log a breach.

Section 26 of the Barbados DPA is unambiguous — the Commissioner must be notified within 72 hours of becoming aware of a breach. Aegis starts that clock automatically, guides you through severity assessment, tracks what's been notified, and keeps a complete incident register for regulatory review.

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Active Incident · Ref #INC-2024-007

38:22:14 remaining
DPA s.26 · Commissioner notification deadline
High
Severity
847
Data subjects
3
Actions open
Containment measures initiated Done
Commissioner notification draft In progress

Regulator-Ready Exports

Every output is a document you can hand to a regulator.

Aegis doesn't produce dashboards that only exist inside the platform. Every module generates professionally formatted Word documents — data flow reports, ROPA registers, assessment reports, DSR response letters, breach notifications, training records, and audit logs — all branded and ready for submission or client delivery.

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Available Exports

Data Flow Mapping Report .docx
ROPA Register .docx
Breach Notification Letter .docx
DSR Response & Audit Trail .docx
Privacy Assessment Report .docx

Ready to get your organisation compliant?

Join the early access programme and be among the first Caribbean organisations to manage data protection the right way — systematically, defensibly, and without the guesswork.

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