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For IT partners and MSPs

Your clients ask about NIS2, CyberFundamentals and AI. I write the analysis; the implementation work stays with you.

I do not take over your client

VDHome delivers written analyses only. I do no implementation, no managed services and no support, and I do not offer them to your client later either.

Every report names what the client's IT partner needs to do. That way the work goes where it belongs: to you.

White-label reports

You can deliver an analysis to your client under your own name. You remain the contact; I write the report with the same method and the same source references.

Confidentiality works both ways: I use nothing of your client or your way of working outside the engagement, and on request I sign your non-disclosure agreement first.

How it works in practice

You request a quote for your client or for yourself, stating that it is a partner engagement. Prices are the same as on the site; invoicing arrangements are set out in the quote.

I neither pay nor receive referral fees. That keeps my analysis independent of whoever brought it in.

For DPO firms and DPO as a service

Your clients need a DPIA. You advise on it; I write it.

You advise, I write

The controller seeks the advice of the DPO on a DPIA (Article 35(2) GDPR). Whoever writes the DPIA and then advises on it is reviewing their own work.

I write the DPIA with your client; you give your advice. That keeps your role clean and gets the DPIA finished.

What I write for your clients

DPIAs, the fundamental rights impact assessment under the AI Act, and a map of cloud and SaaS services with transfer assessments.

Every report names its sources with a date and leaves the decision with your client.

Your client stays your client

I do not become your client's DPO and will not offer that later. A report under your name is possible, on the same terms as for IT partners.

DPIA and AI Act assessment