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EnsureCompliancewiththeEU’sPrivacy,DigitalGovernance,andAIRegulations
EnsureCompliancewiththeEU’sPrivacy,DigitalGovernance,andAIRegulations
If you operate in the EU market, multiple regulatory frameworks may apply to your organisation, even if you’re not based there. Many require the appointment of an EU Representative. Prighter supports a coordinated approach to EU compliance across privacy, digital and AI legislation.
Rethink Your Approach to EU Compliance
GDPR is no longer the only regulatory consideration. Depending on your services, technologies and customers, your organisation may fall within scope of several EU laws.
Identifying which frameworks apply is the foundation of a defensible compliance approach.
EU GDPR Representative
Under Article 27 GDPR, organisations established outside the EU that process personal data of individuals in the Union may be required to appoint an EU Representative.
Prighter acts as your formal contact point for supervisory authorities and data subjects within the EU.
This supports your broader privacy compliance obligations in the Union.
EU NIS 2 Representative
NIS 2 expands cybersecurity obligations for essential and important entities operating in the EU. Non-EU organisations in scope must designate a representative in the Union.
Prighter provides formal representation aligned with your cybersecurity compliance requirements.
EU Digital Services Act Representative
The Digital Services Act requires certain online intermediaries and platforms offering services in the EU to appoint a legal representative.
Prighter serves as your point of contact for competent authorities within the Union. This forms part of a structured approach to digital governance compliance.
EU Data Act Representative
The EU Data Act introduces obligations relating to access to and sharing of data generated by connected products and related services. Where required, non-EU providers must appoint a representative in the Union.
Prighter supports compliance with these evolving data governance requirements.
EU AI Act Representative
The EU AI Act establishes a risk-based framework for AI systems placed on or used in the EU market. Certain non-EU providers must appoint an authorised representative in the Union.
Prighter supports AI Act representation as part of your wider AI governance obligations.
A One-Stop Shop for EU Compliance
EU compliance increasingly spans privacy, cybersecurity, platform regulation, data access and AI oversight. Managing these separately can create gaps and inefficiencies. Prighter enables a coordinated representation model across frameworks.
Also Operating in the United Kingdom?
The UK maintains separate regulatory frameworks across data protection, digital services and AI governance.
EU Representation FAQs
Who needs an EU Representative?
Organisations established outside the EU that fall within scope of certain EU regulations may be required to appoint a representative in the Union.
Can one representative cover multiple EU laws?
Separate mandates may be required under different regulations. A coordinated provider supports consistency across frameworks.
Does representation mean full compliance?
No. Representation fulfils a formal legal requirement. Substantive compliance obligations remain with your organisation.
How do we assess which EU laws apply to us?
This depends on your services, technologies, customer base and market footprint. A structured regulatory assessment is the starting point.