Built for regulated industries
Prytive is designed to help compliance teams meet their obligations under GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and other major frameworks — even as AI adoption accelerates.
The compliance risk of AI tools
Generative AI tools are considered third-party data processors under most privacy frameworks. When employees submit prompts containing personal data, financial information, or confidential content, they may be creating unauthorized disclosures.
Most organizations have no visibility into this activity. Prytive closes that gap — giving compliance teams the audit evidence they need, without restricting the productivity benefits of AI.
Supported compliance frameworks
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GDPR
General Data Protection Regulation
GDPR Article 5 requires that personal data be processed lawfully and with appropriate technical measures. Submitting customer PII to public AI tools without a data processing agreement may constitute a breach.
- Article 5: Data minimization — only process what is necessary
- Article 25: Data protection by design and by default
- Article 28: Requirements for data processors (including AI providers)
- Article 32: Technical and organizational security measures
UK GDPR
UK General Data Protection Regulation
Post-Brexit UK GDPR mirrors EU GDPR requirements but is enforced by the ICO. Organizations must demonstrate accountability for all data processing activities, including data submitted to AI tools.
- Same data minimization and security principles as EU GDPR
- ICO guidance specifically addresses AI and automated decision-making
- DPIAs required when processing poses high risk
- Record of processing activities must include AI tool usage
HIPAA
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
HIPAA's Privacy and Security Rules prohibit sharing Protected Health Information (PHI) with unauthorized third parties. AI tools used without BAAs are not HIPAA-compliant processors.
- Business Associate Agreement required for all processors of PHI
- Minimum necessary standard: limit PHI access to what is required
- Technical safeguards must prevent unauthorized access
- Breach notification obligations within 60 days
ISO 27001
Information Security Management Systems
ISO 27001 Annex A controls require organizations to assess the risk of information leaving the organization through any channel — including AI tools used by employees.
- A.8.1: Asset management and classification of information
- A.9.4: Information access restriction controls
- A.12.4: Logging and monitoring of system events
- A.18.1: Compliance with legal and contractual requirements
PIPEDA
Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act
PIPEDA requires that organizations obtain meaningful consent before disclosing personal information to third parties. Employees submitting customer data to public AI tools likely constitutes unauthorized disclosure.
- Principle 4: Limiting collection and use of personal information
- Principle 7: Safeguards appropriate to the sensitivity of information
- Principle 8: Openness about data handling policies
- Breach reporting obligations to OPC
Australian Privacy Act
Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)
The Australian Privacy Principles require that APP entities manage personal information responsibly. AI tool usage that results in offshore data storage triggers cross-border disclosure obligations.
- APP 6: Use or disclosure of personal information
- APP 8: Cross-border disclosure obligations
- APP 11: Security of personal information
- Notifiable Data Breaches scheme requirements
How Prytive satisfies each requirement
Data minimization
Redaction ensures no raw personal data is transmitted. The API receives only anonymised placeholders — satisfying data minimization under GDPR Article 5 and PIPEDA Principle 4.
Audit trail
Every AI interaction is timestamped and classified. The immutable log provides the evidence trail required for ISO 27001 A.12.4 and HIPAA audit controls.
Privacy by design
Redaction happens in the browser before transmission, satisfying GDPR Article 25 and the principle of data protection by default.
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