A compliance intelligence platform that translates laws into operational controls, monitoring workflows, and audit-ready governance.
Priventia separates the entry points clearly: a free outside-in scan, a free Initial Assessment, and the paid Compliance Gap Assessment that produces your Compliance Intelligence Report.
Run an outside-in review of your public website and receive a Regulatory Intelligence Snapshot of observable privacy, AI and business-conduct signals.
Establish your organisation's context, likely regulatory exposure, and the assessment areas that merit a deeper look before paid work begins.
Assess implementation against applicable obligations and controls, identify gaps, priorities, remediation needs, and operational implications.
Most organisations manage regulatory obligations through disconnected documents, manual tracking, and generic frameworks that collapse under regulatory scrutiny.
Priventia creates a structured compliance record by consolidating regulatory obligations, controls, assessments, monitoring, and remediation into a single platform.
The Compliance Intelligence Chain: eight stages, every one traceable to the regulatory source and provision.
Privacy & Data Protection, AI Governance, Corporate Due Diligence, Cybersecurity & Operational Resilience, and Trust & Safety, each linked to specific legal obligations. Organisations can implement modules independently or combine them within the Priventia governance platform.
Multi-jurisdiction compliance from the ground up, covering Africa, Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States, the Middle East, and Latin America.
Additional jurisdictions added as the regulatory ontology expands.
Full regulatory coverage →Maintain a structured compliance record across jurisdictions, assessments, controls, and monitoring activity.
Operational workflows for RoPA, impact assessments, AI governance, transfer assessments, and regulatory monitoring.
Cybersecurity governance, NIS2 and DORA conformity assessment readiness, critical asset tiering, and operational resilience reporting.
Clear visibility into regulatory exposure, control effectiveness, open findings, and remediation progress.
Built by a global privacy and AI governance lawyer with experience designing compliance records for multinational organisations.
About Priventia →Revolut’s 2026 data breach shows why an official government email address is not enough. We examine GDPR, UK data-protection and cross-border rules for verifying and responding to law-enforcement requisitions.
Article 5(2) GDPR is not satisfied by holding documentation. It requires you to be able to demonstrate compliance, and the practical difference between those two things is assembly time. This article sets out the eight artefacts a mature programme should be able to produce for any named processing activity, and the failure mode behind each.
The Dutch data protection authority has fined Uber 824,990,000 euros over the automated deactivation of driver accounts. The enforcement lesson is not the size of the fine but the governance of automated decisions: what Article 22 GDPR requires operationally, what meaningful human intervention looks like as a control, and how the Platform Work Directive tightens the position from December 2026.
Priventia transforms regulatory obligations into operational controls, monitoring workflows, and regulator-ready documentation.