EU AI Act Compliance

Assess Your AI Compliance Posture in Minutes

Automatically scan your Microsoft 365 environment to identify AI systems, assess compliance gaps, and get actionable recommendations aligned with the EU AI Act.

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Comprehensive Compliance Scanning

AI Systems Discovery

Automatically detect AI applications across your Microsoft 365 tenant, including OAuth-consented apps, Copilot deployments, and third-party AI integrations.

Risk Classification

Classify discovered AI systems according to EU AI Act risk categories: Prohibited, High-Risk, Limited Risk, and Minimal Risk.

Compliance Timeline

Track critical EU AI Act deadlines and understand which requirements apply to your organization based on your AI deployment profile.

Data Governance Check

Assess your data protection controls including sensitivity labels, DLP policies, and information barriers required for AI compliance.

Actionable Recommendations

Get specific remediation guidance with direct links to Microsoft solutions like Purview, Defender, and Entra ID to close compliance gaps.

Posture Scoring

Receive an overall compliance score with category breakdowns to benchmark your progress and prioritize remediation efforts.

How It Works

1

Connect Your Tenant

Securely authenticate with your Microsoft 365 account. We use read-only permissions to scan your environment.

2

Automated Discovery

Our scanner analyzes OAuth apps, policies, configurations, and data governance controls across your tenant.

3

Risk Assessment

AI systems are classified by EU AI Act risk category with compliance gaps identified against regulatory requirements.

4

Get Recommendations

Receive a detailed report with prioritized actions and Microsoft solution mappings to achieve compliance.

EU AI Act Risk Categories

The EU AI Act classifies AI systems into four risk categories, each with different compliance requirements.

Prohibited AI

AI systems that pose unacceptable risks, including social scoring, real-time biometric identification, and manipulative AI. These are banned outright.

High-Risk AI

AI used in critical areas like employment, education, law enforcement, and essential services. Requires conformity assessments, human oversight, and documentation.

Limited Risk AI

AI systems like chatbots and content generators that require transparency obligations. Users must be informed they are interacting with AI.

Minimal Risk AI

Low-risk AI applications like spam filters and inventory management. No specific obligations but voluntary codes of conduct are encouraged.

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