Data governance
and security of
your data

As United4 may have access to sensitive data, it is imperative to stay ahead of legislative developments, such as the EU’s proposed AI Act. This regulation establish a framework for the safe and lawful use of artificial intelligence, classifying AI systems into risk categories and imposing compliance requirements accordingly.

For United4, this means rigorous assessment of AI tools used in processing client data to ensure they do not breach the Act’s provisions. Adhering to the AI Act will not only necessitate technical adjustments but also strategic planning to integrate ethical AI use that respects client confidentiality and trust. This proactive approach in understanding and implementing AI regulations will safeguard your interests and maintain your company’s reputation in the industry.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) presents another critical area for firms like United4. GDPR requires a high standard of personal data protection for individuals within the EU and applies to all companies that handle Europeans’ personal data, regardless of location. Key aspects of GDPR compliance include obtaining clear consent for data processing, ensuring data minimization, and guaranteeing the rights of individuals to access and request the deletion of their data. United4 ensures compliance by continuously updating our policies and training our staff to handle data in accordance with GDPR.

This approach not only mitigates risks of penalties but also enhances our service delivery by aligning our data practices with the highest standards of data protection and privacy.