Cyber security · Data protection
Data Protection Act checks for your website
Your website collects names, phone numbers and emails. We make sure it asks for no more than it needs, explains why, stores it securely and gives people a clear way to reach you about their data.
Short answer: Webmetro reviews and fixes the technical side of Kenya Data Protection Act 2019 compliance on your website: a clear privacy notice, consent on forms and cookies, collecting only the data you need, HTTPS and secure storage of submissions, and a contact route for data requests. We are not a law firm: registration with the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner and legal advice stay with you or your advisor. The price is confirmed after a free 15-minute review.
Web Metro Limited (Webmetro) · Waiyaki Way, Westlands, Nairobi · +254 727 726 279 · info@webmetro.co.ke · Updated October 2026
What we review and fix
- A clear privacy notice in plain language
- Consent wording on enquiry, booking and payment forms
- Cookie and analytics consent, with non-essential tracking off by default
- Collecting only the fields you need
- HTTPS and secure handling and storage of form submissions
- A simple route for people to ask about, correct or delete their data
What stays with you
This is technical work on your website. Registration as a data controller or processor with the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner, your internal policies and legal advice remain your responsibility or your lawyer’s. We will point out where you need them.
Price: confirmed after a free 15-minute review of your website.
Questions
Is my website covered by the Kenya Data Protection Act?
If it collects personal data such as names, phone numbers or emails, the Act applies to how that data is collected and handled.
Are you lawyers?
No. We do the technical work on your website and tell you where legal advice or registration is needed.