GDPR and AI Act: Master your GDPR compliance today and prepare for the future
Join our webinar to simplify your GDPR compliance and prepare for the AI Act. Our all-in-one software is designed for DPOs and lawyers and includes mapping, registers, risk analysis, and unified governance.
to learn more about Adequacy and its GDPR and AI Act governance.
A strategic issue for all businesses
Regulatory compliance is not just a legal requirement anymore. It has become a strategic pillar for protecting your data, reassuring your customers, and avoiding penalties. Whether you are an SME, a large corporation, or a public organization, we understand that managing GDPR is time-consuming and requires the involvement of business teams. The impending arrival of the AI Act is raising new questions.
That's why we've designed Adequacy, an all-in-one software solution that addresses the complexity of your business and allows you to manage your priorities.
Why is software essential for compliance?
GDPR and AI Act compliance software is a necessity, not a luxury. It secures your data with complete traceability and certified hosting. It enhances your role and demonstrates your organization's accountability to management and partners.
To permanently replace scattered spreadsheets, it must be modern and automated. It should guide you step by step with ready-to-use templates, significantly reduce the time spent on audits, and limit the risk of costly penalties while guaranteeing data sovereignty and promoting an ethical and responsible approach.
Responsive human support must be available to assist you. In short, this software saves you time, secures your practices, and prepares you for future regulations without unnecessary complexity.
Un support humain et réactif doit être disponible et à vos côtés pour vous accompagner. En bref, c’est l’outil qui vous fait gagner du temps, sécurise vos pratiques et vous prépare aux réglementations futures, sans complexité inutile.
Prepare for the AI Act without starting from scratch
The AI Act is the future European framework for artificial intelligence and shares many principles with the GDPR. At Adequacy, we anticipated this continuity.
- Our modules are cross-functional with the GDPR, including third-party management and media management.
- We have a common risk analysis methodology for personal data and AI.
- We offer integrated AI mapping and registry without tedious data re-entry.
These features allow you to integrate the new AI requirements into your current processes while maintaining a unified view of your compliance and avoiding the need to start from scratch.
What you will see during our demo
During this exclusive session, we will show you how Adequacy structures and automates your GDPR compliance.
- How Adequacy structures and automates your GDPR compliance
- Real-life use cases where companies have reduced their risks and increased their efficiency.
- How the AI Act is a natural extension of the GDPR.
- Our dedicated modules (mapping, AI registry, and risk analysis) and their seamless integration
A sovereign solution designed just for you!
Adequacy is more than just software. It's a partner that understands your challenges and needs. We have designed a 100% sovereign and secure solution that complies with European standards and is suitable for all sectors, including European hosting and SecNumCloud. Our goal is to help you confidently govern your data and AI systems today and tomorrow without unnecessary complexity.
Our goal is to help you confidently govern your data and AI systems today and tomorrow without unnecessary complexity.
FAQ – GDPR and AI Act compliance
How can I automate my GDPR compliance?
With Adequacy, you can centralize your records, mapping, and analyses in one software program. Repetitive tasks are automated, and your data is always up to date.
What is the AI Act?
The AI Act is the future European regulation governing artificial intelligence. It shares many principles with the GDPR, including risk management and traceability.
Do I have to start from scratch to integrate the AI Act?
No, because Adequacy uses your existing data and processes. Cross-functional modules and a common risk analysis methodology allow for natural integration of the AI Act.
