15 Nov 2019
Meta Pixel is used
Purpose: Facebook marketing optimization.
Vakteye monitors how your website actually behaves — cookies, trackers, consent flows and data sharing — and produces audit-ready evidence for GDPR, ePrivacy and NIS2.

Built for compliance in enterprise environments
Since GDPR became applicable on 25 May 2018, CMS records 2,685 published fines across Europe up to its 1 March 2026 cut-off. NIS2 adds cyber-security fine ceilings up to €10M or 2% of worldwide turnover. Avanza below is one concrete example.
known GDPR fines in Europe
15 Nov 2019
Purpose: Facebook marketing optimization.
Nov 2019 – Jun 2021
Personal data is wrongly transferred to Meta.
2 Jun 2021
The pixel is disabled after about 19 months.
24 Jun 2024
Decision DI-2021-5544: GDPR Art. 5(1)(f) and 32(1).
Avanza
before the issue became known
Vakteye
direct detection
Evidence for privacy operations
Vakteye verifies trackers, consent behavior, and data transfers, then turns every scan into signed evidence for legal, security, and GTM teams.
Why this matters
Vakteye compares what the visitor sees, what the browser sends, what the policy promises, and keeps the evidence ready when someone asks.
Consent clicks, scripts, storage, network calls, headers, TLS, forms, and exposure are captured as behavior.
GDPR Art. 13 promises are checked against observed trackers, transfers, cookies, scripts, and forms.
Findings are grouped by legal risk, security exposure, and the fastest practical fix.
Differentiation
Add your URL, register the site, and Vakteye handles the scan. You get clear proof of what happened and what must be fixed.
A compliant-looking banner is not enough. We compare policy language with live trackers, transfers, cookies, scripts, and form behavior.
Reject, accept, settings, pre-consent cookies, cookie flags, local storage, zombie cookies, and post-reject calls are tested in real sessions.
Headers, TLS, vulnerable JavaScript, exposed services, admin panels, secrets, subdomains, SQLi, XSS, and CSRF signals are kept in view.
Automation captures the facts. Ambiguous findings get analyst context before they become business, legal, or technical decisions.
Use cases
Each flow shows what happened, why it matters, and what Vakteye handles next before the full technical report is needed.
See whether reject, accept, settings, cookies, storage, and network calls behave differently.
Policy claims are compared with the vendors, transfers, scripts, and forms observed during the scan.
Headers, TLS, exposed services, secrets, forms, and accessibility issues stay in the same decision view.
Screenshots, HAR files, cookie timelines, source links, timestamps, and reviewer notes stay attached.
Automation plus judgement
Vakteye behaves like a continuous compliance platform with an expert review layer. Clear findings move quickly. Ambiguous findings are checked before they are presented as risk.
Browser and security checks record what the site actually does in production.
Signals are mapped to GDPR, ePrivacy, LEK, NIS2, and practical remediation.
Lower-confidence findings get analyst context so decisions are based on evidence, not noise.
What changed, why it matters, and the first fixes.
Screenshots, HAR logs, browser events, cookies, storage, and timelines.
Timestamps, legal basis, confidence levels, source links, and review notes.
Passing scans can issue a Privacy Verified badge with public verification evidence.
What happened on your site between the audits?
12 months for a typical customer. First half: unwatched. First scan: evidence ready for regulatory review.
Pattern from Vakteye pilot customers — SaaS, e-commerce, healthcare (2025–2026).
Your ledger starts at the first scan.
No internal alerts. Nobody knew until someone outside pointed it out.
Every week a signed report from a compliance analyst. Done before IMY asks.
CMP bug: “Reject all” clicks register as “Accept”. Active all week.
Marketing toggles pre-ticked in CMP settings.
With Vakteye, the answer is ready before the question is asked.
Anonymized example. All finding types, legal references and IMY enforcement decisions are real and documented.
A note from KeyMan
At KeyMan, we've spent decades placing IT and security specialists with banks, government agencies, and municipalities across Sweden. Compliance has moved from a quiet legal concern to one of the most serious questions on the executive table.
Mats Mårtensson
CEO, KeyMan

A clear answer leadership can stand behind.
What matters, what changed, and what needs attention.
A named reviewer signs the result before it is shared.
If the board, legal team, or regulator asks, the proof is already prepared.
Next step
Book a short review. We scan live pages, show the evidence, and explain what should be fixed first.