The problem
- OpenAI processes government data in the US.NIS2 and EU AI Act breach.
- Cross-border data transfer.GDPR Chapter V violation.
- Opaque vendor infrastructure.No audit trail for sensitive public data.
The solution
Government data stays in your jurisdiction.
Government data processed within your jurisdiction by architecture. Network-level isolation means no cross-border transfer, no opaque vendor routing — and a full audit trail on every AI request your agency makes.
NIS2 Art. 21(2)
"Member States shall ensure that essential entities implement measures addressing the security of network and information systems, including policies on risk analysis and information system security."
Citizen data never crosses borders. NIS2 and GDPR Chapter V compliant by architecture.
Frequently asked questions
Can a public agency use OpenAI without breaching data-sovereignty rules?
Sending citizen data to a US provider raises GDPR Chapter V and NIS2 concerns. Privedge keeps identifiable data within your jurisdiction and, with Edge Inference, can avoid any external call for sensitive requests.
How does this support NIS2?
NIS2 Art. 21 requires risk-management measures for network and information systems. Architectural isolation of sensitive data plus a full audit trail are concrete technical measures supporting those obligations.
Is it compatible with the EU AI Act?
Privedge addresses data-governance and traceability expectations by keeping personal data in-jurisdiction and logging every request. Your specific AI Act obligations also depend on your system’s risk classification.
Can we self-host on government infrastructure?
Yes. The proxy is MIT-licensed and deploys to your own Cloudflare account, so the entire data path stays under your control.