Regulatory Intelligence

Scale your privacy practice by equipping practitioners — not by removing them.

Praxis gives data privacy practitioners the infrastructure to run more matters at once: a documented method, evidence assembled with its provenance, and a record defensible enough to put your name on.

Built for the practitioners who sign the assessment — in boutique privacy firms, consultancies, DPO teams and businesses processing personal data. Praxis carries the research burden. The practitioner keeps the judgment, and the accountability.

Evidence before opinion · Versioned methodology · Accountable human sign-off.

PDPA Act 709 (2024 amendments)PDPC DPIA Guideline · DEICAADMP Guidelines.129 cross-border

The Constraint

You are not short of expertise or demand. You are short of capacity.

A three-to-five-practitioner privacy practice grows the only way bespoke work allows: by adding people. Research-heavy regulatory work scales linearly with headcount — and the moment it does, consistency becomes harder to guarantee and defensibility harder to protect. The answer is not fewer practitioners. It is better-equipped ones.

Work turned away

Matters declined not for lack of skill, but for lack of hours.

Hiring ahead of demand

Fixed cost added before the revenue is certain.

Research rebuilt each time

The same regulatory groundwork recreated for every matter.

Knowledge held by one person

The practice's standard lives in an individual, not the firm.

The job to be done is simple to state: grow the practice without compromising quality or hiring ahead of demand.

Why Now

Malaysia's privacy regime made assessments recurring, timed and high-stakes.

Mandatory impact assessments for high-risk processing. A cross-border test that replaced the old whitelist. Rules for automated decisions. Deadlines that do not move. For the firms advising on it — and the businesses subject to it — this is standing demand, not a one-off project.

Mandatory DPIAs

High-risk processing requires a documented impact assessment.

Cross-border test

Each transfer needs its own justification under s.129.

Automated decisions

Profiling and automated decision-making carry added obligations.

Fixed deadlines

Obligations are time-stamped; the work recurs on the regulator's clock.

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What Praxis Does

Research once. Review with judgment. Reuse with control.

Praxis never stands between the practitioner and the decision. It removes the repeat research, holds the method steady, and hands over evidence the practitioner can interrogate line by line. What changes is throughput per practitioner and how well the work survives challenge — not who is responsible for it.

More matters per practitioner

Take on the work you would otherwise decline, with the people you already trust.

A standard that holds

Shared criteria and evidence, so the quality of an assessment does not depend on who was free that week.

Defensible on demand

Sources, versions, reasoning, overrides and sign-off held together — ready for a regulator, a client or a successor.

Current without guesswork

Verified regulatory change connected to the assessments and clients it may affect.

The report is an output. The methodology, the evidence and the audit trail are the product.

The Knowledge Engine

One engine beneath every assessment.

Authoritative sources are structured into evidence. A versioned methodology determines how that evidence is evaluated. A professional reviews, challenges and concludes. What the firm approves becomes organisational knowledge — and the cycle improves through governed feedback, never through reusing a client's confidential material.

Praxis DPIA

Data Protection Impact Assessments, end to end.

Screen, describe, evaluate, identify risk, mitigate and sign off — following the DEICA method, with a full audit trail and reassessment triggers built in.

D Describe E Evaluate I Identify C Consider A Assess
DPIA — DEICA report (schematic)
Screening
DPIA required
Risk (I)
Low Medium High
TIA — destination comparison (schematic)
Criterion
Meets Partial Below

Praxis Frontier

Cross-Border Transfer Intelligence.

Assess an international transfer against a structured Malaysian baseline, document the route and the evidence, and produce a defensible TIA — criterion by criterion, every finding traceable to source and version.

Praxis Privacy

Privacy notices, audited against what the law requires.

Praxis Privacy reviews the notices and policies you already publish — what they disclose, what they omit, and where they no longer match the processing behind them. Each gap is evidenced against the provision it fails, and the remediation is recorded and signed like any other assessment.

Notice audit — findings (schematic)
Disclosure
Present Incomplete Missing

See the platform on your own use case.

A walkthrough of Praxis DPIA, Praxis Frontier and Praxis Privacy against a scenario your team recognises.

Trust Architecture

Trust is not built by producing answers. It is built by showing how they were reached.

Purpose-built

Designed for complex regulatory work, beginning in Malaysia — not a general tool pointed at law.

Evidence before opinion

Material conclusions carry citations clear enough for a professional to verify.

Research-based methodology

A documented, versioned method — not a particular model — is the foundation of each assessment.

Continuous intelligence

Verified regulatory change becomes a traceable update. We promise a disciplined process, not impossible perfection.

Judgment first

Praxis structures evidence and reasoning. The accountable decision stays with the professional.

Peace of mind

Consistent, defensible advice — and better-informed decisions for the client behind it.

We do not replace professional judgment. We amplify it. That first principle constrains every feature we ship: nothing in Praxis concludes on a practitioner's behalf, and nothing reaches a client without a practitioner having reviewed the reasoning behind it.

Commercial Model

You pay for delivery capacity — not seats.

Praxis is licensed by active client matter, so the price follows the work a practitioner delivers rather than the number of people logging in. Commit to an annual base capacity, open elastic capacity monthly when you are full, and free a slot the moment a matter is archived. Archived work keeps its full history and evidence at no continuing capacity cost.

The model is deliberately aligned: Praxis grows when your firm can responsibly serve more engagements — not when you add more logins.

Design Partner Programme

Shape the platform — and put it to work early.

We are onboarding a small cohort of firms, consultancies and in-house teams to validate the workflow before general availability. Partners influence the methodology, the review controls and the report itself.

Participation does not require delegating legal judgment to the platform. The purpose is to find where structured intelligence removes repetitive work while professional accountability stays exactly where it is.

See it on your own use case.

We will walk your team through Praxis DPIA and Praxis Frontier against a scenario you recognise — screening, evidence, review, sign-off and reassessment.