How Vakteye's Compliance Scanner Works
Automated scanning, consent testing, contradiction detection, and human review. Here's how Vakteye actually audits your website.
GDPR, NIS2, and DIFC analysis. What the latest enforcement actions mean for you.
Automated scanning, consent testing, contradiction detection, and human review. Here's how Vakteye actually audits your website.
In April 2025, IMY issued its first formal cookie banner decisions against three Swedish companies. The violations were textbook dark patterns, and your site probably has the same ones.
Apoteket AB and Apohem AB transferred medication purchase data to Meta via the Facebook Pixel. IMY fined them a combined SEK 45 million. Here's what happened and what it means for any site running third-party trackers.
Sweden's NIS2 implementation (Cybersäkerhetslagen) is live since January 15, 2026. No grace period. Here's what it requires and what happens if you ignore it.
Most Swedish websites fail IMY's cookie checks. Here are six concrete steps to fix your cookie banner before enforcement catches up.
A practical 10-point GDPR checklist for Swedish websites, based on real IMY enforcement actions and common violations we find in every scan.
Four major breaches exposed millions of Swedes' personal data. Here's what went wrong, what it cost, and what your business can do differently.
The EDPB's 2026 coordinated enforcement focuses on transparency. If your privacy policy doesn't match what your website actually does, you're a target.
CNAME cloaking, fingerprinting scripts, session replay tools: your website likely has trackers you don't know about. Here's how to find them.
Your privacy policy makes promises. Your website breaks them. Here's how to find every contradiction before a regulator does.
Most Swedish websites are missing critical HTTP security headers. Five configuration lines stand between your site and common attacks like XSS, clickjacking, and SSL stripping.
Email spoofing enables phishing. Phishing causes data breaches. Data breaches trigger GDPR fines. Three DNS records can break this chain.
Regulators want proof, not promises. Vakteye's forensic evidence system produces browser session recordings, HAR files, and cookie diffs that hold up under regulatory scrutiny.
Websites change constantly. A clean scan today means nothing in three months. Continuous monitoring catches compliance drift before regulators do.
Dozens of automated checks run in parallel across your website. DNS, cookies, consent, vulnerabilities, privacy policy contradictions, all checked in under two minutes. Here is what happens.
Vakteye generates four report types: a compliance report for your DPO, a DPIA for high-risk processing, an executive summary for the board, and an annual assessment for accountability. Here is when you need each one.
You click scan. Under two minutes later, you have a compliance report with evidence for every finding. Not opinions. Not a checklist. Here is exactly what happens behind the scenes.
Cookie scanners detect cookies. Vakteye proves violations with behavioral evidence, contradiction detection, continuous monitoring, and legal mappings across three jurisdictions. Here is what separates a compliance platform from a cookie inventory tool.
Most scanners say "tracking cookie detected" and leave it at that. They don't tell you how they know. Vakteye grades every finding by the strength of its evidence, not just how bad the problem is, but how sure we are it's real.
Automated scanners are fast. They are also wrong more often than you would expect. A report full of false alarms is worse than no report at all, because your team stops trusting it. Here is why a human expert reviews every finding before it reaches you.
You have a cookie banner. You have a GRC platform. You have a vulnerability scanner. You might even have a privacy team. So why would you need Vakteye? Because none of those tools answer the question regulators actually ask: does your website do what you say it does?
How the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection enforces GDPR and what it means for your business.
How first-party subdomains are used to bypass ad blockers and what it means for GDPR compliance.
What the Swedish Authority requires for cookie consent and how to comply.
Common consent banner tricks that violate GDPR requirements.
How privacy enforcement differs across Nordic countries.
Automated scanning finds issues, but expert verification ensures accuracy.
Requirements for transferring personal data outside the EU/EEA.