Give Your Privacy Team Clarity Instead of Complexity

Essentials is the choice for:

Busy privacy professionals who juggle too many priorities to keep up with evolving laws

Privacy professionals who need to field test new solutions

Compliance and legal teams protecting digital businesses

Consultants and law firms working to protect their clients

Too Many Laws. Too Little Guidance.

Privacy regulations define what must be done—but not how to do it technically. Without technical plans to guide teams on translating legal requirements into concrete engineering and marketing actions, compliance slips and risks increase.

Vault JS Essentials bridges the gap by:

Mapping selected privacy frameworks directly to controls
Turning regulations into a prioritized, trackable privacy task list
Providing a clear starting point for compliance maturity

Reduce Risk. Build Momentum. Show Progress. Document Compliance.

Accelerate Privacy Program Maturity

Essentials quickly moves your privacy program forward by establishing foundational controls, validating enforcement mechanisms, and building audit-ready processes. This begins your path to full, global, enterprise-grade compliance.

Reduce Regulatory and Class-Action Exposure

Essentials continuously scans cookies, tags, pixels, and scripts to detect and flag violations before regulators do. It provides a technical mitigation plan and proof that issues have been addressed.

Demonstrate Progress to Executives and Regulators

Document compliance against a defined control list. Essentials creates clear, measurable evidence that controls are implemented and working, so you can provide executives and regulators with a demonstrable record of progress.

Build User Trust Without the Heavy Engineering Lift

Vault JS Essentials operates outside your servers, and so needs no installation, integration, or coding to ensure you’re respecting your users’ choices and protecting their private information.

Protect Against Third-Party Risks

Vault Essentials limits vendor exposure and reduces downstream liability by testing and validating all third-party tracking technologies, including pixels, SDKs, tag managers, analytics tools, session replay scripts, and advertising beacons.

What You Get with Essentials

Predefined Privacy Control Library

Provides a structured set of ready-to-use privacy controls, reducing setup time.

Framework Selection by Geography and Regulation

Aligns controls with the state or international privacy laws applicable to your business.

Analysis Across up to 10 Domains

Evaluates privacy risk across multiple websites using structured sampling to identify issues.

Vendor Classification with Supporting Evidence

Categorizes third-party vendors and documents the data they are sent for transparency in data sharing.

Automated Tests for Common Privacy Controls

Continuously checks that opt-out, consent, and other mechanisms are functioning as intended.

Basic Reporting and Audit Workflows

Generates documentation of the review processes for internal oversight and regulatory readiness.

Vault JS Product Comparison

Vault JS offers three service tiers — Essentials, Essentials Plus, and Enterprise Global. Customers can select the level that fits today and scale as their needs evolve. Global enterprises can deploy and rigorously field-test our platform before committing fully.

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Digital Tracking Technologies Whitepaper

How Digital Tracking Creates Hidden Compliance and Legal Risk

Modern websites rely on pixels, tags, SDKs, analytics tools, and third-party scripts that constantly change in production. This whitepaper explains how those changes create hidden compliance risk and how enterprises can detect risky tracking behavior before it becomes a legal issue.

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