AI Privacy Services

AI Privacy & Data Protection
for GenAI Deployments

Your team adopted GenAI last quarter. Your privacy notices, data inventory, and risk assessments haven't caught up yet.

We close the gap between innovation speed and privacy readiness.

  • Audit and manage privacy risks in AI training data and deployments
  • Update privacy notices, data inventories, and risk registers for AI systems
  • Build AI-ready policies that work with your existing privacy program
  • Establish privacy-preserving practices for safe AI development

The AI Privacy Gap

AI moves faster than privacy programs. Here's what that gap looks like in practice.

Training Data Exposure

Personal data used to train AI models may include customer information, employee records, or regulated data — but it's not in your data inventory or risk register.

Privacy Notice Gaps

Your privacy notice was written before AI adoption. It doesn't disclose AI-based decision-making, automated processing, or how personal data feeds AI systems.

Deployment Risk Blindness

AI deployments introduce new processing purposes, data flows, and third-party integrations — but no privacy impact assessment was performed before launch.

Core AI Privacy Services

Four integrated services to bring your AI systems into your privacy program.

AI Training Data Audit

Identify and assess privacy risks in datasets used to train, fine-tune, or evaluate AI models.

  • Personal data discovery in training datasets
  • Data provenance and consent verification
  • Re-identification risk assessment
  • Data minimization and retention recommendations

AI Deployment Risk Assessment

Evaluate privacy implications before and after deploying AI systems in production.

  • AI Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA)
  • Data flow mapping for AI systems
  • Third-party AI vendor assessment
  • Automated decision-making disclosure requirements

AI-Ready Privacy Policies

Update privacy notices and internal policies to cover AI processing activities.

  • Privacy notice updates for AI disclosures
  • AI data use and acceptable use policies
  • Consent frameworks for AI processing
  • GDPR Article 22 compliance (automated decision-making)

Privacy-Preserving AI Development

Embed privacy into AI development lifecycle and establish safe development practices.

  • Privacy-by-design framework for AI
  • Data anonymization and synthetic data strategies
  • AI model privacy controls and safeguards
  • Developer training on privacy-preserving techniques

AI Privacy Regulatory Landscape

Multiple regulatory frameworks now address AI privacy risks. We help you navigate them.

GDPR Article 22

Automated decision-making and profiling restrictions require transparency and human review for significant decisions.

CCPA/CPRA (California)

Enhanced rights for automated decision-making, profiling disclosures, and opt-out requirements for AI processing.

EU AI Act

Risk-based framework for AI systems with transparency, data governance, and accountability requirements. (We provide practical guidance aligned with emerging requirements; we do not claim to certify AI Act compliance.)

NIST AI Risk Management

Framework for managing AI risks including privacy, transparency, and accountability considerations.

State AI Privacy Laws

Growing number of state laws (Colorado, Virginia, Connecticut) require AI impact assessments and disclosures.

Sector-Specific Rules

HIPAA, FCRA, and financial services regulations impose additional requirements on AI-based processing.

Start with an AI Privacy Gap Analysis

In 30 minutes, we'll identify where your AI deployments create privacy exposure, outline regulatory requirements, and map a practical path to compliance.