Compliance Automation

At the core of every compliance initiative lies a common goal: to meet regulatory requirements and demonstrate compliance to authorities, auditors, customers, and vendors. However, achieving and maintaining compliance in today’s rapidly evolving regulatory landscape is anything but simple.

Many organizations still rely on siloed tools—spreadsheets and disconnected systems that can’t scale with modern compliance needs. These outdated methods are inefficient, error-prone, and unfit for managing the complexity of today’s data and AI governance.

The process of reporting compliance across multiple frameworks—such as the EU AI Act, GDPR, or the NIST AI Risk Management Framework—is time-consuming and often burdens teams with manual tasks that slow down innovation. And with multiple regulations constantly being updated or introduced across different jurisdictions, staying aligned with region-specific obligations becomes a moving target. Without an automated and integrated approach, the consequences are serious: non-compliance, operational inefficiencies, and reputational harm.

A DSPM platform addresses these challenges head-on with an automated compliance framework that simplifies the entire lifecycle of compliance management. Through a unified platform, it helps organizations streamline compliance testing, tracking, and reporting across a broad spectrum of regulatory standards.
One of the key capabilities is Automated Compliance Reporting, which enables teams to generate stakeholder-specific reports with ease—whether it’s for regulators, auditors, internal executives, or privacy professionals.

It also provides pre-built frameworks and tests mapped to globally recognized standards, including the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, GDPR, and CCPA. These predefined controls accelerate compliance evaluations and help standardize assessments across teams and regions.

With real-time compliance monitoring, organizations gain visibility into the compliance posture of their AI systems and data environments. This continuous insight allows them to detect gaps early and prioritize remediation.

For controls that cannot be fully automated, a DSPM platform incorporates Human-in-the-Loop attestation workflows. These allow compliance teams to manually validate controls and collect necessary evidence while ensuring alignment with regulatory expectations.

Additionally, cross-border and regulatory intelligence helps identify jurisdiction-specific requirements. By factoring in data sovereignty laws and international mandates, it ensures that enterprises maintain compliance on a global scale.

Beyond just checking boxes, the platform automates security controls that exceed the minimum thresholds required by most compliance frameworks. This smarter, proactive approach empowers organizations to enforce and report on multiple regulations simultaneously, such as the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and DORA.

By unifying and automating compliance efforts, enterprises can reduce risk, lower operational overhead, and boost efficiency—transforming compliance from a burden into a business enabler.