Most privacy tools tell you what should be happening. NT Analyzer shows you what is happening.
NT Analyzer is a forensic-grade digital property, such as web and mobile application, analysis platform that reveals how data is accessed, handled, and transmitted inside modern digital systems. It goes beyond policies, tag audits, SDK inventories, and consent banners to surface the actual behavior of your site or app when users interact with it.
If data moves, NT Analyzer shows you when, how, why, and who receives it.
The problem with modern privacy compliance
Modern websites and mobile apps are complex, layered systems:
- Consent platforms or in-app permission frameworks emit signals
- Tag managers and SDKs interpret them
- Scripts and libraries access data dynamically
- Network requests fire conditionally
- Third parties receive information you may never see
Traditional tools inspect configuration or outcomes — rarely both, and almost never the space in between.
As a result:
- Opt-outs appear to “work,” but data still flows
- App permissions are granted or revoked, yet transmissions continue
- Tags or SDKs look compliant, but runtime behavior isn’t
- Privacy failures are discovered only after complaints, audits, or litigation
The hardest privacy questions aren’t theoretical.
They’re behavioral — and they happen at runtime.
What NT Analyzer does differently
NT Analyzer observes your website or mobile app the way regulators, courts, and attackers ultimately care about it: from the inside out.
It combines three perspectives into a single, coherent view:
- Runtime behavior — what scripts, SDKs, and app logic actually access and act upon inside the browser or application runtime
- Network evidence — what data is transmitted, to whom, and under what conditions
- Configuration intent — how consent systems, permission frameworks, tag managers, and SDK settings are designed to behave
By correlating these layers with precise timing and traceability, NT Analyzer reconstructs causality — not just symptoms.
This allows you to move from “something happened” to “this is why it happened.”
Questions NT Analyzer answers
NT Analyzer is built to answer the questions teams struggle to prove:
- Did an opt-out, consent choice, or in-app permission actually stop data collection?
- Which script, SDK, or component accessed this data — and under what conditions?
- Was a consent or permission signal emitted, received, ignored, or misinterpreted?
- Did configuration intent match runtime behavior?
- What data left the browser or app after a user action — and where did it go?
- Is a failure caused by CMP logic, SDK configuration, app code, or third-party behavior?
These answers are backed by evidence, not inference.
Who NT Analyzer is for
NT Analyzer is used by teams that need certainty, not checklists:
- Privacy and compliance leaders validating real-world web and mobile behavior
- Legal teams preparing defensible findings
- Security and engineering teams debugging complex data flows
- Organizations facing regulatory scrutiny or high-risk data environments
It is designed for situations where “we think” is not enough — and “we can show” matters.
Why this is hard to manage internally
- Third-party code operates as a black box.
Organizations depend on external vendors for analytics, advertising, personalization, performance, fraud, and more—yet rarely validate what that code actually collects or transmits. - The data often never touches your servers.
Third-party transmissions can occur directly from the end-user’s device, making traditional monitoring incomplete. - Personal data is broader than most teams realize.
Beyond obvious identifiers, privacy risk frequently involves device and network identifiers, advertising IDs, cookies, and location-related signals—sometimes encoded or obfuscated. - Teams are siloed.
- Marketing, product, engineering, and legal may not share a common view of what “personal data” includes or what is happening in production, which delays fixes and increases risk. Automated scanning tools are limited.
Many of the website scanning tools out there can flag issues, but they can’t interpret legal implications or advise on remediation priorities.
Organizations still remain accountable
Privacy laws and expectations increasingly require due diligence into third-party transmissions, consent/opt-outs, and cross-border transfers. Even when these behaviors are difficult to observe, organizations are still expected to exercise due diligence—especially where third-party data transmissions, consent, and cross-border data transfers are in scope. Enforcement, litigation, and reputational exposure often stem from the same root cause: companies lacked a defensible view of real-world data flows.
Our Mission
NT Analyzer exists to bring clarity and accountability to modern digital data practices — across websites, mobile apps, and the systems behind them.
Our goal is simple:
- Replace assumptions with evidence
- Replace black boxes with visibility
- Replace guesswork with proof
In a world where data behavior is dynamic, conditional, and opaque, NT Analyzer makes it observable, explainable, and defensible.
The NT Analyzer Solution
NT Analyzer “steps into the shoes” of an end-user to remove blind spots. We analyze real traffic from digital properties, such as websites and mobile apps, to identify data transmission, map recipients, and evaluate whether consent and opt-out controls operate as intended.
The result: evidence-based visibility and a prioritized remediation plan your teams can act on.
Why it matters
Privacy failures today are rarely caused by bad intentions.
They are caused by complex systems behaving in ways no one fully sees.
NT Analyzer makes those systems legible.
Not by scanning policies.
Not by trusting configuration.
But by observing reality — on the web and on mobile.
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