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As artificial intelligence transforms how organizations process and analyze data, compliance with GDPR has become more complex—and more critical. At CyberX Today, we help businesses stay ahead of these evolving requirements by aligning AI innovation with privacy, transparency, and accountability.

Many EU-based partners and clients are now updating their contractual terms to address the growing impact of AI. These updates often require processors and vendors to:

• Ensure that GDPR applies to all AI-driven data activities and confirm full compliance.
   
• Obtain written approval before outsourcing or extending AI-enabled services.
   
• Maintain a risk-based security and AI governance program that demonstrates strong data protection and algorithmic transparency.
   

Our team helps organizations meet these obligations through comprehensive audits, AI risk assessments, and compliance frameworks that verify both security and ethical performance. Whether it’s managing consent, preventing bias, or safeguarding sensitive data, CyberX Today ensures your AI systems operate responsibly—and in full alignment with GDPR. Learn how our AI compliance team can help you align innovation with regulation. 

As AI Generalists, CyberX Today works across technical, legal, and operational layers to bridge the gap between innovation and compliance. Our team helps organizations map data flows, assess AI model risks, and design architectures that meet both GDPR and AI Act requirements. From auditing algorithms for fairness and transparency to securing cloud and on-prem environments, we ensure your AI systems are built responsibly—compliant by design and protected by strong cybersecurity controls.

CyberX Today provides the expertise to help your organization navigate the intersection of AI, data protection, and regulatory change. Contact us to future-proof your AI strategy, strengthen compliance, and build digital trust that lasts.

The ability to restore the availability and access to personal data in a timely manner in the event of a physical or technical incident.

• Personal data identification and categorization, tagging, indexing
• Create and distribute data protection impact assessments, raising issues if needed.
• Restricted access and logging
• Consent in place for data subjects, retention
• Deletion and de-personalization-anonymization
• Encryption
• Minimization of use of data
• Policy-based controls
• Data-centric security, a GDPR breach is not necessarily about loss of data it could be accidental review by unauthorized personnel.
• Lawful processing, purpose, and impact 
• Manage GDPR-related policies, including approval, distribution, acceptance, and reporting. 
• Associate GDPR requirements with controls over data protection, single Enterprise view
• Training and certification Security and Data handling 
• Third-party contracts and policies
• Internal auditing
• Reporting to the board of directors
• Privacy by design and default, with evidence
• Strong framework and processes to mitigate risks and support compliance 
• Personal data and process ownership, status
• Provide DPO and stakeholders with ongoing reporting on the status of GDPR compliance.

Navigating through various compliance standards such as PCI, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 can seem complex, but there's an impressive alignment between them. Let's elucidate:

Take PCI's Requirement 4, for instance. Achieving this directly corresponds to fulfilling HIPAA's 164.312(e)(2) Encryption mandate. Venture a step further, and you've already met Article 29 of the GDPR, which emphasizes encrypted personal data like passwords.

Encryption Standards at a Glance:

• AES - Widely accepted at 128 bits or higher, with both PCI and HIPAA recognizing AES 256.
• TDES/TDEA - Triple-length keys are the gold standard.
• RSA - Optimal at 2048 bits or higher.
• ECC - A robust 224 bits or higher is recommended.
• DSA/D-H - Best practice suggests 2048/224 bits or above.

By understanding these alignments and equivalences, you can efficiently streamline your compliance efforts, ensuring that meeting one standard's criteria often prepares you for another. With the right guidance, your path to global compliance becomes clearer and more efficient.

 We’re seasoned experts in data protection, compliance, and AI cybersecurity across a wide range of industry standards and regulations. As AI Generalists, we bridge the gap between innovation and protection helping organizations integrate, audit, and secure artificial intelligence within their operations. Our expertise spans HIPAA, GDPR, PCI, and other global frameworks, ensuring your systems meet the highest standards for privacy, security, and accountability. From formulating policies to architecting your Secure Development Life Cycle and fortifying computer and network defenses, we’re your trusted partner. Whether your focus is on regulatory compliance, AI Act readiness, or broader cybersecurity initiatives, we have you covered. We also manage vendor relationships and third-party risk programs, ensuring every element of your environment contributes to a resilient, compliant, and secure foundation.