Global AI Compliance

EU + US compliant.
One API call.

EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, Colorado, California, Texas — all enforced at runtime. Not on paper. Screen every action. Audit automatically. Prove to regulators on both sides of the Atlantic.

EU AI Act
Art 9, 12, 14, 15
NIST AI RMF
Govern, Map, Measure, Manage
US State Laws
CO, CA, TX
Industry
SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI
EU AI Act — August 2, 2026
High-risk AI requirements enforceable. Penalty: EUR 15M or 3% turnover
US State Laws — 2026
Colorado (Jun 30), California SB 53/942 (Jan 1), Texas TRAIGA (Jan 1) + NIST AI RMF

Your AI agents are non-compliant

EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and US state laws all require audit trails, human oversight, and risk management. Most agent frameworks provide none of these.

Article 9: No risk management

The EU AI Act requires continuous risk mitigation. Your agents execute tool calls with zero safety evaluation. That's a violation.

Article 12: No audit trail

High-risk AI systems must automatically log events. Most frameworks log prompts, not actions. When the regulator asks "what did your AI do?" — you have nothing.

Article 14: No human oversight

Natural persons must effectively oversee AI during use. Your agents run 24/7 with no approval gates, no kill switch, no override capability.

Article 15: No robustness

Systems must resist adversarial attacks and prompt injection. One injection bypasses your entire agent — no fail-safe, no redundancy.

EUR 15 million fine

Or 3% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher. Per violation. The deadline is not a suggestion.

Enterprise deals blocked

EU enterprises now require AI compliance proof in procurement. No conformity evidence = no contract.

6 months to build in-house

Custom audit trails, approval workflows, OCSF schemas, role-based oversight — 6+ months of engineering. You have 3 months.

Vendor lock-in isn't compliance

Anthropic and Google have agent safety — but only for THEIR models. EU AI Act requires YOU to demonstrate oversight, regardless of provider.

EU AI Act compliance: us vs alternatives

The only platform that enforces AND documents. Others just write papers.

A2A Infrastructure Credo AI OneTrust AI Holistic AI Anthropic Managed
Runtime enforcement (blocks actions) 4-gate✓ (Claude only)
Art. 12: Automatic audit trail OCSFManualManualPost-hocInternal
Art. 14: Human oversight gates 4-tier
Art. 15: Adversarial robustness 5 patternsAssessmentBlack box
Model-agnostic (any LLM) 14 frameworks✗ Claude only
Self-hostable (data sovereignty) Your LLM
IETF RFC-backed architecture safety architecture
Conformity assessment export

Governance platforms help you document compliance. We help you achieve compliance. Runtime enforcement + automatic evidence.

NEW

AI Copyright Enforcement

The BPI told the UK government: make AI companies transparent about what they use. EU AI Act Art 50 already requires it. Your agents need a licence check before they touch copyrighted content.... not after the lawsuit lands.

No proof of what your AI consumed

Your agent scraped, summarised, or paraphrased copyrighted material. You have no record of what it accessed, when, or whether you had a licence. The BPI calls this the transparency gap. Art 50 calls it non-compliance.

No gate between agent and content

Your agent reproduces lyrics, code, articles, images.... no filter, no denylist, no judge. One viral screenshot of your product quoting copyrighted text and the rights holder's lawyers move faster than your PR team.

No licence-check-before-use

Commercial licensing solutions exist. But your agents don't call them. There's no checkpoint before the agent uses licensed content. It just takes and hopes nobody notices.

No watermark, no provenance

EU AI Act Art 50 requires AI-generated content to be machine-detectable. Your agents produce content with zero provenance metadata. When regulators ask "did AI generate this?".... you can't prove it either way.

Audit trail proves access

OCSF event + SHA-256 hash for every content interaction. Tamper-proof evidence of what your agent accessed and when.

Gate blocks reproduction

Custom denylist patterns (Gate 1) + LLM judge (Gate 2) catch copyrighted content before your agent outputs it.

Licence check before use

Agent calls /v1/evaluate before using licensed content. Allowed or blocked. Logged either way. Rights holders get the transparency they need.

Art 50 provenance ready

AI-generated content tagged with provenance metadata. Machine-detectable. EU AI Act Art 50 compliant.

Six industries. One safety platform.

Pick the use case that fits. Same 4-layer safety shield. Same audit trail.

See it in action

A Work Order names the accountable human before any AI touches regulated work — recorded live.

A work order is raised with a regulatory authority reference and a named accountable officer — without an authority basis, it is rejected outright. Once authorised, the scope becomes a hard ceiling:

  • ALLOWED  Summarise the claims batch for Q3 reserving — inside the authorised scope.
  • BLOCKED  Reading the underwriting master file — out-of-scope attempt, denied and written to the OCSF trail.

The accountable officer closes it with a signed decision record — EU AI Act Art 4 accountability the auditor can verify, hash by hash.

Compliance Mapping

How A2A Infrastructure maps to EU, US, and industry requirements — 11 frameworks, one platform.

RequirementHow A2A DeliversFrameworks
Action-level loggingOCSF event per evaluation with all 4 gate results + timingEU Art 12 NIST MEASURE Colorado SOC 2
Human oversightApproval workflow (PENDING_APPROVAL → approve/reject with reason)EU Art 14 NIST GOVERN Colorado
Risk management4-gate safety shield: regex + LLM + behavioral + scopeEU Art 9 NIST MANAGE Colorado CA SB 53
Access controlsWorkspace RBAC (architect/expert/observer), team rolesHIPAA NIST GOVERN SOC 2
TransparencyGate reasoning in every OCSF event. Full gate breakdown.EU Art 13 CA SB 942 TX TRAIGA
Data residencyBring your own LLM, air-gapped deploymentGDPR EU AI Act
Tamper-proof auditImmutable OCSF records, SHA-256 hash per recordSOC 2 PCI DSS NIST MEASURE
Incident responseKillswitch (device/site/global), webhooks, 23+ chat alertsCA SB 53 NIST MANAGE EU Art 15
Adversarial robustnessGate 3 behavioral detection (5 attack patterns)EU Art 15 NIST MAP
Safe harbour evidenceFull audit trail proves reasonable care for deployersTX TRAIGA Colorado All
Role-based accessTeam members with Owner/Admin/Member/Viewer roles + 2FASOC 2 HIPAA
Copyright / IP transparencyContent-access audit trail + denylist gate + licence-check-before-use via /v1/evaluateEU Art 50 UK IP NIST GOVERN
Usage meteringEnterprise invoice billing with per-resource overage trackingAll

For Compliance Advisory Firms

Embed A2A Infrastructure into your EU AI Act, SOC 2, and HIPAA compliance practice. Refer clients or resell under your own brand.

Consultancy Partner

Refer clients · We bill · You earn commission

Referral Commission

Earn recurring percentage on every tenant you onboard. Monthly payouts via Stripe.

Co-Branded Audit Reports

OCSF exports with your firm's branding. Present to regulators as your own compliance evidence.

Priority Client Onboarding

Dedicated support for your enterprise clients. White-glove setup. SLA-backed.

Joint Go-to-Market

Co-marketing, case studies, webinars, events. Your name alongside ours at EU AI Act conferences.

Apply as Consultancy Partner

Currently onboarding advisory firms in EU, UK, Malta, and US.

Reseller Partner VAR

Provision clients · You bill · You own the relationship

Provisioning API

Create and manage client tenants programmatically. Starter, Pro, or Enterprise per client.

White-Label Billing

You invoice your clients directly. Wholesale pricing, your margin, your terms.

Co-Branded Audit Reports

Every client tenant's compliance evidence carries your firm's branding.

Usage & Suspension Controls

Per-tenant usage reporting, plan upgrades, and instant suspension from one dashboard.

Apply as Reseller Partner

Built for accounting, audit, and advisory practices serving multiple clients.

AI compliance software: common questions

EU AI Act, SOC 2, NIST AI RMF and HIPAA — answered.

Does the EU AI Act require AI compliance software?

The EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) does not mandate a specific product, but it requires high-risk AI systems to keep automatic logs (Article 12), maintain effective human oversight (Article 14), and — for deployers — retain those logs (Article 26). A2A TrustGate produces exactly this enforcement and evidence. The Regulation becomes generally applicable on 2 August 2026.

How do I make AI agents EU AI Act compliant?

Screen each agent action against your policy before it executes, keep an immutable log of every decision, and ensure a human can oversee and stop the system. A2A TrustGate provides all three: deterministic and behavioural screening, an OCSF-native audit trail, and a human approval queue with a global killswitch.

What are the penalties for EU AI Act non-compliance?

Under Article 99, fines reach up to €35 million or 7% of global annual turnover for prohibited practices, up to €15 million or 3% for breaching most other obligations (including record-keeping and human oversight), and up to €7.5 million or 1% for supplying incorrect or misleading information to authorities.

Does A2A TrustGate support SOC 2, NIST AI RMF and HIPAA?

Yes. The same audit trail exports as control-mapped evidence for SOC 2 (CC-series), the NIST AI RMF (Govern, Map, Measure, Manage) and HIPAA Security and Privacy Rule access decisions, as OCSF Detection Findings, CSV or JSON.

What is an OCSF audit trail and why does it matter for AI compliance?

OCSF (Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework) is the open standard your SOC already ingests. A2A TrustGate writes every screening decision as a genuine OCSF Detection Finding with a tamper-evident content hash, so AI-governance evidence drops straight into Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Google Chronicle or Elastic without a custom connector.

EU + US compliant. One platform.

EU AI Act + NIST AI RMF + Colorado + California + Texas. Plans from $99/mo.

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Compliance

Global AI compliance — EU and US frameworks on one platform.

EU Frameworks

EU AI Act (Art 9, 12, 14, 15), GDPR, SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA.

US Frameworks

NIST AI RMF (GOVERN, MAP, MEASURE, MANAGE), Colorado SB 24-205, California SB 53, Texas HB 1709.

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