Privacy risk dashboard

Sample scan state · public-facing review

A clearer view of the signals visitors can see.

Review practical privacy and cookie gaps, then use the next actions to move the public record forward.

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Privacy Risk Score

26/100

Critical Risk

Issues found

6

Needs attention

2

high-priority gaps

Privacy Risk Score

26/100

Critical Risk

High-impact public-facing gaps need prompt review before lower-priority work.

This score reflects the full sample scan, not the active severity filter. It summarizes visible public-facing findings only—not legal compliance, certification, or a guarantee.

Critical: 0 × 35 points = −0

High: 2 × 20 points = −40

Medium: 3 × 10 points = −30

Low: 1 × 4 points = −4

Findings

Public-facing review

High

Optional cookies appear before a visitor chooses

Issue 01

Analytics and advertising-style requests begin on the marketing site before an affirmative consent choice is recorded.

Source: homepage request review · cookie banner interaction

Recommended next action

Hold non-essential tags until visitors opt in, and test reject, dismiss, and revisit-banner paths.

High

Cookie choices are not equally easy to make

Issue 02

The banner presents an immediate acceptance path, while declining or changing preferences takes extra navigation.

Source: cookie banner controls · desktop viewport

Recommended next action

Place accept, reject, and preference controls at the same decision level with plain-language labels.

Medium

Tracker disclosure does not name observed tools

Issue 03

The public cookie notice describes categories broadly but does not help visitors connect listed purposes to the trackers found on page load.

Source: cookie notice compared with public page requests

Recommended next action

Add a maintained cookie table with provider, purpose, duration, category, and relevant preference control.

Medium

Privacy policy data categories are too general

Issue 04

The policy mentions personal information generally, but public forms and product flows suggest additional categories such as account, usage, and support data.

Source: privacy policy · public contact and sign-up surfaces

Recommended next action

Map each public collection point to the data categories, purpose, and sharing language in the policy.

Medium

Retention language is not specific enough

Issue 05

The policy says information is retained as needed without explaining the criteria or typical periods for common customer records.

Source: privacy policy retention section

Recommended next action

Describe retention criteria and publish practical ranges where they can be stated accurately; align them with internal deletion practices.

Low

Data-processing contact route is hard to find

Issue 06

A general inbox is visible, but a dedicated privacy or data-processing route is not clearly signposted from policy and footer pages.

Source: footer links · privacy policy contact section

Recommended next action

Add a clear privacy contact route and link it from the policy, cookie notice, and website footer.

ClearMinder highlights public-facing signals for operational review. It is not legal advice, a complete audit, or a compliance guarantee.

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