Compliance
Regulation meets the wire
The recurring themes across AI regulation – log what happened, minimize what you disclose, keep a human able to intervene, control what the system can do – are runtime properties. These pages map each framework’s obligations to the specific checks that support them.
The honest part, up front: no tool makes you compliant. Compliance is a property of your organization – its processes, contracts, and documentation – not of any component you install. What a guardrails proxy provides is technical measures and evidence that support the obligations below. Assess your own obligations with counsel.
EU AI Act
How runtime guardrails support EU AI Act obligations – logging and traceability, human oversight, accuracy and robustness – ahead of the August 2026 deadline.
GDPR
Sending prompts to model providers is processing personal data. How PII screening, pseudonymization, and screened logs support GDPR-aligned LLM deployments.
HIPAA
Using LLMs with patient data raises PHI disclosure risk. How PII screening and audit trails support HIPAA-aligned healthcare AI deployments.
Evidence beats attestation.
Every check records its verdict per request, every run keeps its trace – so when someone asks what your AI did and why, the answer is a query. We’re running a limited demo.