AI Agent Privacy / Compliance Checker
Check which privacy, security, and AI regulations apply to your agent. Pick a scenario, select your data and features, and get a risk score, framework list, and action checklist.
Start with a scenario
1. Where will you operate?
Select every jurisdiction where users or their data may be located.
2. What data does the agent touch?
Select all data types the agent processes, stores, or embeds.
3. Industry & deployment
—
4. Agent features
Select the capabilities that increase compliance surface area.
Risk score
0%
—
Applicable frameworks
0
Est. monthly compliance cost
—
Includes amortized annual audit
Applicable frameworks
Required controls
P0 items are launch blockers. P1 items are high priority. Check them off as you implement them.
Verdict
—
How this checker works
- Frameworks are triggered by the jurisdictions you serve, the data types you process, and your industry.
- Risk score adds base exposure, data-type risk, feature risk, and deployment-model complexity, then is capped at 100.
- Cost estimate sums monthly framework program overhead and amortizes annual audit/assessment costs over 12 months.
- Controls are filtered to those required by the frameworks that apply to you, plus controls tied to features you selected.
Last updated: 2026-07-28. See notes.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a substitute for legal advice?▼
No. This tool is a directional self-assessment. Laws are interpreted by regulators and courts, and your exact data flows matter. Consult qualified privacy or compliance counsel before making commitments.
Which frameworks does it cover?▼
GDPR, UK DPA, EU AI Act, CCPA/CPRA, US state privacy laws, HIPAA, FERPA, GLBA, COPPA, PCI DSS, FTC guidance, PIPEDA, LGPD, Singapore PDPA, Japan APPI, South Korea PIPA, India DPDPA, UAE and Saudi PDPL, Australia Privacy Act, SOC 2, ISO 27701, and several national AI governance codes.
What makes an AI agent 'high-risk' under the EU AI Act?▼
High-risk use cases include biometric identification, credit scoring, employment and education decisions, law-enforcement risk assessments, and certain critical infrastructure. The tool flags automated decisions with significant effects and certain sensitive data types.
Do I need a Data Protection Officer?▼
GDPR and several other laws require a DPO if your core activities involve large-scale, systematic monitoring of individuals or processing sensitive data on a large scale. The tool lists this as a P1 control when those frameworks apply.
How accurate is the cost estimate?▼
Costs are directional monthly estimates combining framework program overhead and amortized audit spend. Actual costs depend on team size, lawyer rates, tooling, and whether you already have ISO 27001 or SOC 2 infrastructure.
This is a directional self-assessment, not legal advice. Requirements vary by jurisdiction, interpretation, and your specific data flows. Engage qualified counsel before making compliance commitments.