NIS2, GDPR and the AI Act in one plan
Three overlapping regulations: an integrated compliance plan, designed in upfront, becomes a service the firm can replicate for every client.
NIS2, AI Act and GDPR compliance for firms and consultants.
Law firms, accountants, consultants and advisory firms that must govern security, privacy and AI under the pressure of NIS2, GDPR and the EU AI Act on behalf of their clients. The challenge: turning regulation into a scalable service and a competitive advantage.
Three overlapping regulations: an integrated compliance plan, designed in upfront, becomes a service the firm can replicate for every client.
Professional firms and consultants need tools to industrialise GDPR audits, NIS2 gap analysis and AI Act classification for their clients.
Real visibility into assets, risks and exceptions, no more partial dashboards stitched together by hand.
You need metrics the board, management and clients can actually understand, without resorting to technical tool screenshots.
GDPR + NIS2 + EU AI Act in one on-premise platform. Cross-Regulation Gap, AI Risk Classification, board-ready dashboard.
Asset discovery, automated pentest, AI risk prioritization and NIS2 compliance manager.
Open framework to govern AI applications in production: PII redaction, audit trail, bidirectional policies.
SolutionCISO-as-a-service consulting and ongoing support on posture and remediation.
SolutionEU AI Act consulting, policy and AI governance for the firm and its clients.
SolutionWeb applications and cloud architectures to digitise the firm's services.
SolutionDomains, hosting, PEC and email infrastructure for the firm and its clients.
Tuscany's regional law 15 of 29 July 2026 was published in the BURT on 31 July and as of 11 August is not yet in force. Article 1(2) states that the Region implements it without creating new obligations for creators and users of AI systems, the words sanction and supervision appear nowhere, and article 15 rules out new budget charges. Sardinia legislated four months earlier and Tuscany itself already had an article on AI from 2024.
Software has stopped merely answering: it acts. Four challenges this opens, all of them designed in at the start rather than chased afterwards: who authorises agents, bringing the model to the data, compliance as a design specification, the many meanings of open.
Draft decree AG 421 is before the Chamber's joint Committees IX and X, with an opinion due by 16 August 2026. It distributes powers across six authorities and covers training, employment, healthcare, professions and the public sector. The hearings flagged four open risks, and meanwhile the AI Act the decree aligns with was amended on 24 July.
DataGovern brings GDPR, NIS2 and the EU AI Act into one on-premise platform, with Cross-Regulation Gap and AI Risk Classification. The compliance plan is designed upfront and becomes replicable for every client, instead of being rebuilt case by case.
You need tooling that delivers the service at scale: asset discovery and automated pentest from CyberAgent, plus the NIS2 compliance manager and AI Act classification on DataGovern. Audits and gap analysis then become a recurring service rather than a one-off project.
Admina is an open framework to govern AI applications in production, with PII redaction, audit trail and bidirectional policies. EU AI Act consulting adds AI policy and governance for the firm and its clients.