[ Compliance · GDPR · NIS2 · ISO 27001 · SOC 2 ]

Compliance you can actually see — for the AI your team already uses.

Every day your people share company data with ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot. The regulators have noticed. Tracehold turns that everyday AI use into live compliance mapping against GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 — and the reports to help you meet them. So you always know where you stand, you can prove it, and you can show it to your board.

Live compliance mapping, not a spreadsheet Reports for auditors and the board Built in the EU
[ New compliance gap · observe ]

Your regulations didn't change. The way your team works did.

GDPR and NIS2 are the law; ISO 27001 and SOC 2 are the standards your customers and auditors hold you to. All four expect you to protect sensitive data and prove you have controls in place. But your team now hands that data to AI tools every day — outside your firewall, outside your old DLP, and out of your sight.

Tracehold closes that gap. It watches the AI channel, catches sensitive data before it leaves, and turns every moment into evidence. The result is a clear, honest view per regulation — and the paperwork to back it up.

A live view, not a self-assessment

No checklists you fill in yourself. Your view comes from what really happened — what was caught, what was blocked, what slipped through.

Reports your auditor accepts

Export a clean, board-ready report per regulation — risk level, trend over time, top findings and what to fix next. PDF, spreadsheet or data feed.

Trace any incident to the rule it touches

When something sensitive is caught, Tracehold notes exactly which regulation it relates to — so an auditor can follow one event straight to the article it concerns.

[ Frameworks · GDPR · NIS2 · ISO 27001 · SOC 2 ]

The four frameworks your AI use touches

Each one expects you to protect data and prove control. Here's the risk — and exactly how Tracehold helps.

In force

GDPR — EU personal-data protection

GDPR fines for mishandling personal data run into the billions. The new risk is simple: an employee pastes a customer's name, email, IBAN or health detail into a chatbot, and it leaves your control in seconds.

How we help: Tracehold recognises personal data — including the special, sensitive categories like health and biometric data — even when it doesn't follow a fixed format. It hides or blocks it before it's shared, and keeps a clear record you can show a regulator.

Official text — Regulation (EU) 2016/679 on EUR-Lex

In force

NIS2 — cyber-resilience for essential sectors

NIS2 raises the bar on risk management and incident reporting for thousands of European companies — and it puts personal liability on management.

How we help: Tracehold shrinks a very real attack surface — data walking out the door through AI — and turns every blocked or risky event into time-stamped evidence you can report on.

Official text — Directive (EU) 2022/2555 on EUR-Lex

Standard

ISO 27001 — information security management

Customers and partners increasingly ask for an ISO 27001-aligned information security posture before they'll sign — and the AI channel is one of the hardest parts of that posture to evidence.

How we help: Tracehold maps the controls it enforces on the AI channel to the relevant ISO 27001 clauses, and generates the report your security team uses as supporting evidence.

The standard — ISO/IEC 27001 at iso.org

Standard

SOC 2 — trust services criteria

Enterprise buyers ask for a SOC 2 report before they'll trust you with their data — and reviewers increasingly want to see how AI tools fit inside that control environment.

How we help: Tracehold maps AI-channel data exposure to the relevant SOC 2 trust criteria, so your team can point to real evidence instead of building the picture by hand.

The framework — SOC 2 at AICPA & CIMA

What about the EU AI Act? We also help there — a live inventory of the AI tools your team actually uses is exactly the kind of governance record the EU AI Act asks for, and Tracehold gives you that today. We don't yet publish a standalone automated risk score for it the way we do for the four frameworks above, so we're not going to claim one. Official text — Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 on EUR-Lex
We're honest about scope: a compliance report is only worth showing an auditor if it's grounded in something real. Tracehold maps what it can actually back up with evidence — and tells you plainly where coverage is still growing. No invented numbers.
[ Mapping pipeline · on-device ]

From an everyday leak to a report you can trust

No surveys, no guesswork. Your compliance mapping is built from what really happens, updated every day, and easy to explain.

01 · We watch the AI channel

Tracehold sees what's about to be sent to AI right at the source, before it leaves the machine — and recognises the sensitive parts, even names and addresses that don't follow a fixed format.

02 · We map it to each regulation

Every blocked leak, every gap, every unapproved tool feeds a clear risk view per regulation. Lower risk is better, and it moves as your posture changes — averaged across every team and office.

03 · You export the proof

One click gives you a board-ready report per regulation: the risk level, the trend over time, top findings and clear next steps — as a PDF, a spreadsheet or a data feed.

Low

Strong posture. Sensitive data is being caught and your controls are in place.

Needs attention

A few leaks slipping through or gaps in coverage. Worth a look before your next audit.

High

Real exposure — unaddressed incidents or sensitive data reaching AI. Act soon.

Critical

Top-priority risk for that regulation. The clearest signal to step in now.

[ Board-ready evidence · audit trail ]

Reports your auditors and your board will accept

When the auditor asks "show me," you don't scramble. Generate a clear report for any regulation — the risk level, the trend over time, the sensitive data you caught, and what to do next.

And it works the other way too: pick any single incident and Tracehold shows exactly which regulations it relates to — so you can follow one leak straight to the rule it touches. Everything is encrypted and tamper-proof, and only a redacted snippet is ever kept — never the original prompt.

One report per framework

GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 — each as a polished PDF, a spreadsheet, or a data feed for your own tools.

Trend and top findings, at a glance

See how your risk has moved over the last weeks, what's driving it, and the few things worth fixing first.

Not a black box — every finding traced to its engine

Each line in the report is traceable back to the detection that produced it — regex pattern match, on-device NER model, or the optional LLM check — so your auditor sees how a finding was made, not just that it happened.

Special-category data, called out

The most sensitive personal data under GDPR — health, biometric and more — is recognised and reported separately, so nothing slips by unnoticed.

Built for groups and subsidiaries

Roll the picture up across every office and child organisation — with the weakest spot always surfaced, never hidden behind a good average.

[ Measured, not assumed ]

Compliance that's measured, not assumed

Mapping, not a binder

See your exposure mapped to GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 as a clear, always-current view that improves as you fix things. Most tools can't show you that.

Covers shadow AI too

A catalog of 200+ AI tools and sites, including the ones nobody approved — so your compliance picture isn't missing the riskiest part.

Live in weeks

It's a browser extension. No proxy, no network surgery, no rollout project. Most teams are protected and reporting in 2–4 weeks.

European by design

Built and hosted in the EU, with every customer's data fully isolated — the tool that proves your compliance won't become a new data problem.

Compliance rests on real security. On-device detection, encryption end to end, and every customer's data fully isolated — that's the posture that makes the reports on this page trustworthy in the first place. See how we protect your data →
[ FAQ · buyer questions ]

What buyers ask about compliance

Can I really show this to an auditor?
Yes. You get a clear risk level — low, needs attention, high or critical — backed by real evidence: the trend over time, the sensitive data you caught, and a per-incident trail an auditor can follow. It's an honest picture of your AI-channel risk, exportable as a PDF, a spreadsheet or a data feed, not a pass/fail certificate you have to take on faith.
Which regulations do you cover?
GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 today, each with a live view, a trend, and its own exportable report. We also surface governance evidence relevant to the EU AI Act — a live inventory of the AI tools your team actually uses. We're upfront about scope: we map what we can genuinely back with evidence, and we tell you where coverage is still growing rather than inventing a number.
Where does the mapping actually come from?
From what really happens, not from a questionnaire. Tracehold sees what's about to be sent to AI before it leaves the machine, recognises the sensitive parts — even names and addresses with no fixed format — and turns blocked leaks, gaps and unapproved tools into a daily, regulation-by-regulation view. Because it's grounded in real events, the report you show and the incident you point to always agree.
We're a group with many subsidiaries — does it roll up?
Yes. Tracehold aggregates coverage across every office and child organisation, and always surfaces the weakest spot so one struggling business unit can't hide behind a good average. You get both the group view and a 60-day trend.
Do you store our prompts to build the reports?
No. The check happens on the device, before anything leaves the browser. We keep only the essentials needed for the reporting and the audit trail — what type of sensitive thing was caught, how severe, and when — plus a redacted snippet at most. Everything is encrypted and tamper-proof, and the original prompt is never stored.
How long until we see our reports?
Weeks, not months. It's a browser extension you can roll out with your normal device management — no network changes, no proxy, no agents required. Start in observe-only and watch your reports populate from real activity. Most teams are protected and reporting in 2–4 weeks. See the pricing page — compliance reporting is part of the Governance plan (€60/user·mo).

Turn AI risk into a report you can show the board

Book a 30-minute demo and we'll show you, in your own environment, your live compliance mapping for GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 — and the report behind it.