From a folder of rules to evidence on demand.
Permissions drift over time
New roles, stand-ins and exceptions accumulate. Regular reviews restore the need-to-know principle before an audit asks for it.
GDPR is an operating task
Deletion concepts run automatically, data subject requests have a defined process, and the records of processing stay current when processes change.
With AI agents the requirement grows
What an agent reads, writes and decides has to be logged and limitable. The guardrails from the Agentic Operating Model are enforced here in operation.
Four things an audit will ask for.
Permission reviews
Roles and access reviewed and rolled back regularly, so need-to-know stays the state rather than the goal.
Deletion concepts & GDPR
Retention and deletion periods implemented automatically, with a defined process for data subject requests.
Audit trails & logging
Who changed what, traceable for people and agents alike, available when an audit asks.
Incident & access processes
Defined procedures for incidents, offboarding and emergency access, practised rather than only described.
