Technology companies and professional services firms move fast — and the regulatory environment is catching up even faster. AI governance, GDPR and CCPA compliance, EU AI Act readiness, cybersecurity and vendor risk, and the governance infrastructure that lets you scale without compliance becoming a brake on growth.
Technology companies operate in an increasingly regulated environment. The EU AI Act is now in force. GDPR enforcement continues to expand. CCPA and CPRA apply to any company with California users. And the pressure to demonstrate responsible AI use is no longer theoretical — it's a procurement requirement, an investor question, and a regulatory obligation. Growth-stage companies often outpace their governance infrastructure well before it becomes a crisis.
Enterprise customers, investors, and regulators are all asking the same question: how do you govern AI? The EU AI Act creates tiered compliance obligations based on risk level, and companies without documented governance programs are losing deals and facing growing scrutiny.
GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and a growing patchwork of U.S. state privacy laws create compliance complexity that only grows as your user base and data footprint expand. Privacy programs that worked at seed stage rarely survive scale without intentional redesign.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, and enterprise security questionnaires have become table stakes for B2B technology companies. Managing third-party vendor risk while scaling your own infrastructure creates ongoing compliance overhead that requires dedicated program management.
Most technology companies reach a compliance inflection point — where growth creates regulatory exposure faster than internal resources can address it. The fractional executive model provides governance leadership without the cost or commitment of a full-time C-suite hire.
We serve technology companies from growth stage through enterprise — building the governance, privacy, and compliance infrastructure that scales with your business. Whether you need a fractional CAIO, a full EU AI Act readiness program, or a GDPR/CCPA privacy architecture, we bring the expertise and the team to execute.
Strategic advisory for technology companies: governance architecture, compliance roadmap development, board and investor-level governance reporting, and the organizational design that lets compliance keep pace with product velocity.
Learn More →AI governance programs built for technology companies: EU AI Act compliance assessment, risk classification, documentation requirements, conformity assessment preparation, and the ongoing governance infrastructure regulators and enterprise customers expect.
Learn More →End-to-end privacy program design and implementation: GDPR data mapping and DPA compliance, CCPA/CPRA consumer rights workflows, privacy notice architecture, and the cross-border data transfer mechanisms that global technology companies require.
Learn More →Fractional executive leadership for technology companies that need governance expertise without a full-time hire: Chief Privacy Officer, Chief AI Officer, or Chief Compliance Officer — credentialed, embedded, and accountable to your leadership team.
Learn More →Automating the operational burden of compliance: data subject request workflows, vendor risk assessment pipelines, compliance calendar and deadline management, and the audit trail infrastructure that makes compliance programs sustainable at scale.
Learn More →Data governance architecture for technology companies: data classification, retention policy implementation, lineage documentation, and the analytics infrastructure that supports both product decisions and regulatory audit requirements.
Learn More →Technology companies operate under a growing web of AI, privacy, and security regulations — many of which are enforced extraterritorially. We understand how these frameworks interact and how to build compliance programs that address all of them efficiently.
The world's first comprehensive AI regulation: risk classification tiers (unacceptable, high, limited, minimal), conformity assessment requirements, technical documentation obligations, post-market monitoring, and enforcement timelines that are already in effect for certain provisions.
General Data Protection Regulation: lawful basis for processing, data subject rights infrastructure, DPA and SCCs for cross-border transfers, processor agreements, DPO requirements, and the record-keeping and breach notification obligations that apply to any company processing EU personal data.
California Consumer Privacy Act and California Privacy Rights Act: consumer rights workflows (access, deletion, correction, opt-out), sensitive personal information restrictions, data minimization requirements, and the expanded enforcement authority of the California Privacy Protection Agency.
Security compliance frameworks that enterprise customers require: SOC 2 Type II audit readiness, ISO 27001 certification preparation, vendor security questionnaire programs, and the continuous monitoring infrastructure that keeps security posture audit-ready year-round.
Health data obligations for technology companies serving healthcare clients: Business Associate Agreement requirements, PHI handling and security controls, minimum necessary standards, and the breach notification obligations that apply to health technology platforms and SaaS companies processing protected health information.
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard: cardholder data environment scoping, compliance level determination, technical controls implementation, and the annual assessment and attestation process for technology companies that process, store, or transmit payment card data.
Technology companies that build governance infrastructure early scale faster, close enterprise deals more efficiently, and face fewer regulatory disruptions. We help you build it right — from the first privacy program to full EU AI Act compliance. Let's talk.