AI compliance
The discovery of 12,000 live API keys and passwords in DeepSeek’s training data underscores systemic privacy and compliance gaps in AI development. Below is a detailed analysis of compliance frameworks and mitigation strategies for securing AI training pipelines under evolving regulations like the GDPR and EU AI Act.
ISO 42001
As organizations increasingly adopt artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, ensuring compliance with standards like ISO 42001 is crucial for maintaining robust AI governance and risk management practices. ISO 42001 emphasizes systematic AI risk management, focusing on security, trustworthiness, and continuous monitoring. AI red teaming, a proactive and adversarial testing approach, plays
AI compliance
As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries—from healthcare and finance to transportation and cybersecurity—the need for robust, ethical, and reliable AI systems has never been more critical. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is at the forefront of this transformation, pioneering efforts to establish a framework
AI compliance
As federal AI regulation stalls, states are racing to fill the gap with laws targeting algorithmic bias, transparency, and accountability. By February 2025, 14 states have introduced AI-specific legislation, with Colorado, Texas, and California leading divergent approaches. This guide analyzes their frameworks, compliance requirements, and strategies for multi-state operations. AI
AI compliance
Introduction As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into organizations, the need for responsible AI practices and compliance with regulations like the AI Act is growing. Internal audit (IA) departments can play a crucial role in guiding organizations toward responsible AI implementation and ensuring compliance. The AI Safety Report The
EU AI Act
The European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act), enacted on February 2, 2025, represents a watershed moment in global AI governance. As the world’s first comprehensive regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, it establishes stringent prohibitions on high-risk applications while aiming to foster innovation and protect fundamental
GDPR enforcement
December 2024 saw significant GDPR penalties including OpenAI's €15M fine for reporting failures, Netflix's €4.75M penalty for inadequate privacy notices, and Meta's ongoing compliance challenges. This analysis extracts actionable lessons from each case to strengthen your privacy program.
AI compliance
Stay informed with our August 2024 compliance briefing covering critical developments in AI regulation, data privacy laws, and cybersecurity requirements across the EU, US, Asia-Pacific, and other regions. Essential updates for compliance professionals navigating the evolving regulatory landscape.