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# OhmCode.uk — Side-by-Side Statutory Comparison Hub

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## [Continuous 24/7 Non-Destructive DAST & UK Cyber Essentials Sentinel (£19–£79/mo) vs Annual Manual Pen-Testing (£1,500–£3,500)](https://ohmcode.uk/compare/continuous-non-destructive-dast-and-cyber-essentials-sentinel-vs-annual-manual-penetration-testing-uk-2026)
- **Direct Answer:** Under UK GDPR Article 32(1)(d) (Security of Processing) and Data Protection Act 2018 Section 66, controllers are statutory bound to implement a process for regularly testing, assessing, and evaluating technical security measures—where point-in-time manual penetration tests costing £1,500 to £3,500 leave a 364-day vulnerability blind spot as software deployments evolve, whereas continuous 24/7 non-destructive DAST sentinel monitoring (£19 to £79/month) continuously validates HSTS, CSP, TLS 1.3, and OWASP Top 10 vectors while providing signed Cyber Essentials audit readiness proofs.
- **Statutory Basis:** UK Data Protection Act 2018 Section 66 / UK GDPR Art. 32; Computer Misuse Act 1990; NCSC Cyber Essentials v3.2 Domain 4; RFC 6797 & RFC 8446

## [Pre-Egress Localhost AI Prompt Secret Shield (OhmGuard :8080) vs Post-Commit Git Scanners (UK GDPR Art. 32 & ISO 27001)](https://ohmcode.uk/compare/localhost-ai-prompt-egress-secret-shield-ohmguard-vs-post-commit-git-secret-scanners-uk-gdpr-article-32)
- **Direct Answer:** Under UK GDPR Article 32 and ISO 27001 Annex A.8.12 (Data Leakage Prevention), allowing engineers to paste proprietary source code, production API keys, or customer PII into public AI LLM interfaces constitutes an active data egress breach—which traditional Git scanners (TruffleHog / Gitleaks) only detect post-commit after keys are already exposed to external clouds, whereas a localhost pre-egress proxy filter (OhmGuard :8080) intercepts and strips high-entropy secrets and personal data before HTTP egress occurs.
- **Statutory Basis:** UK GDPR Article 32 Security of Processing; Data Protection Act 2018; ISO 27001 Annex A.8.12 Data Leakage Prevention