Automate Trust. Govern Risk. Stay Compliant Globally.
From GDPR to the EU AI Act, global compliance is complex. Quaicy simplifies governance and automates risk management — helping you stay audit-ready across industries and continents.
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Global Compliance Automation Platform
Managing multiple frameworks manually is unsustainable. Quaicy’s platform consolidates ISO, SOC2, NIS2, and GDPR controls into one interface.
Automated evidence collection, workflow approvals, and real-time scoring keep audits continuously up to date. Pre-built connectors integrate with ITSM and security tools, ensuring compliance becomes a living process rather than an annual event.
Risk & Governance Dashboards
Executives need visibility, not spreadsheets. Our dashboards visualize COSO, NIST, and ISO risk matrices with live metrics drawn from operational systems.
Scenario modeling predicts financial and reputational impact, enabling data-driven board decisions and prioritization of remediation budgets.
Vendor & Supply Chain Risk Portal
Third-party risk is systemic. Quaicy’s portal centralizes supplier assessments, tracks certifications, and ingests external threat intelligence.
Automated scoring identifies weak links instantly. Continuous monitoring ensures vendor compliance doesn’t end at onboarding — it evolves with your ecosystem.
Policy Management System
Policies lose power when unmanaged. This system digitizes the entire policy lifecycle — drafting, approval, publication, and acknowledgment.
Version control, reminders, and signature tracking keep staff aligned with current rules, strengthening governance and accountability culture.
Privacy & DPIA Automation Tool
Under GDPR and the EU AI Act, impact assessments are mandatory. Quaicy’s tool guides users through risk identification, stakeholder evaluation, and mitigation planning.
Automated reporting produces regulator-ready documentation, saving legal teams weeks of manual work.
Cloud Dependency Risk Kit
Over-reliance on hyperscalers can endanger sovereignty. The kit analyzes cloud distribution, contractual exposure, and geopolitical risk.
It recommends diversification strategies, regional redundancy, and encryption sovereignty controls — ensuring compliance with data-localization mandates.
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