Compliance overview
One control model.
Every jurisdiction.
AI regulation differs from country to country – but the underlying requirements are the same everywhere. EVEDY implements them as universal runtime controls and maps them to every jurisdiction you operate in.
COMPLYONCE: PROVE EVERYWHERE
What regulators demand worldwide
Whether it's the EU AI Act, Swiss privacy law, UK principles or US state statutes: the same core requirements recur across all frameworks. EVEDY enforces them once, centrally – and evidences them per country. This is an incomplete excerpt of the current compliance.
REGULATION
WHAT IT REQUIRES
HOW EVEDY ENFORCES IT
Privacy & PII
In every jurisdiction: GDPR, revDSG, Privacy Acts, CCPA/CPRA and more
Lawful handling of personal data, data minimisation, security safeguards, individual rights.
Automatic PII redaction in prompts and responses, access control via your IAM, complete logging of every processing step.
Transparency & disclosure
Disclose AI use and automated decisions
Users and affected individuals must be able to tell where AI is involved and how decisions are made.
Marked automated decisions, disclosure policies per use case, documented decision paths.
Human oversight
Human control over consequential decisions
Critical or consequential AI outcomes require human control and the ability to intervene.
Real-time human-oversight escalation: defined cases are paused and routed to accountable owners for review.
Robustness & security
Protection against attacks, errors and unreliable outputs
AI systems must be secure, robust and controllable in their behaviour – across the entire lifecycle.
Jailbreak and prompt-injection detection, testing and evaluation of every version, continuous monitoring of non-deterministic behaviour.
Traceability & logging
Accountability towards regulators, auditors and courts
Who used which AI, when, for what – and with what result? That must be provable.
Tamper-evident audit trails per user, per agent and per regulation; export into your SIEM and audit systems.
Governance standards
ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF and your internal directives
A systematic AI management system with clear roles, processes and continuous improvement.
Standards and corporate policies are stored as machine-enforceable rules and applied automatically to every AI interaction.
As of August 2026. This overview does not constitute legal advice.