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Data protection officers

AI is already in use — the question is whether you know where the data goes.

Shadow AI, agents with access to mailboxes and calendars, models in third-party clouds: for data protection what counts is where data is processed, who sees it and what can be evidenced. Agentic360 lets you choose the data residency, redacts personal data through live guardrails and records sources, agent, model and guardrail status for every answer.

Typical tasks

What typically lands on your desk

Knowing where AI is used

Know which AI systems are in use — and which data never belongs in a third-party system: personnel data, client data, unpublished figures.

Data flows and residency

Clarify where data is processed and whether it crosses a border — including with model providers and connectors.

Reporting personal data breaches

Notify the supervisory authority and inform data subjects under GDPR Articles 33/34 — in a cyber incident, in parallel with other reporting duties.

Retention and evidence

Reconcile retention duties from other regulations with the GDPR and document processing in a traceable way.

How Agentic360 helps

Control over data — and the evidence for it

The building blocks data protection officers can work with on the platform — each linked to its detail page.

Data residency of your choice

EU SaaS hosted in Germany (Frankfurt / Nuremberg), private cloud, on-premises or air-gapped with local models. No US data transfer unless you want it.

Redaction and guardrails

Live guardrails redact personal data, enforce citations and keep a human in the loop; smart routing keeps sensitive data on-premises.

Isolation, approvals, logging

Own key, index and audit log per tenant. Personal connectors run on per-user OAuth with tokens stored encrypted; every send or write action stays subject to approval.

Assess AI use, prepare notifications

The EU AI Act check shows shadow AI and governance gaps in ten minutes. In a cyber incident, agents draft the GDPR notification alongside the NIS2 reports — people sign them off.

Regulations

Regulations that shape your role

  • GDPR

    The basis of every processing of personal data — including by AI agents.

  • GDPR Articles 33/34

    Notification of personal data breaches to the supervisory authority and communication to data subjects.

  • AI literacy (Art. 4) since 2 February 2025; transparency duties (Art. 50) since 2 August 2026.

  • In cyber incidents the reporting duties run in parallel.

  • Retention of CDD and transaction records within GDPR limits.

Whether and to what extent a regulation applies to your organisation depends on size, sector and business model. This overview is orientation, not legal advice.

Ask us where your data goes.

30 minutes: we show operating models, redaction and audit trail — and answer your data processing questions directly.