Data flow
Personal data crosses systems, borders, processors and AI models. Compliance starts by seeing the flow.
VÆG TECHNOLOGIES
Decision
London-based EU regulatory advisory
VÆG TECHNOLOGIES advises organisations operating under EU regulatory regimes: GDPR compliance, AI Act implementation and cross-border data governance, transformed here into a living architecture of risk, evidence and decision.
Proprietary object
The VÆG regulatory sphere GDPR, AI systems, data transfers, DPO oversight and audit-ready evidence inside one decision architecture.Manifesto
Personal data crosses systems, borders, processors and AI models. Compliance starts by seeing the flow.
Policies, contracts, DPIAs and transfer assessments turn moving risk into transparent structure.
Analysis reveals exposure under GDPR, the EU AI Act and international data transfer rules.
Every deliverable must be precise enough for board review, regulatory inquiry and external audit.
Regulatory context
The EU General Data Protection Regulation applies to organisations processing personal data of EU residents, including UK-based entities, non-EU companies and international groups with no physical presence in the Union.
Areas of practice
VÆG TECHNOLOGIES advises on GDPR compliance obligations, AI system classification, Data Protection Impact Assessments, Standard Contractual Clauses, Transfer Impact Assessments, external DPO functions and audit-ready compliance evidence.
Methodology
The advisory process maps current regulatory posture, audits data processing and AI systems, defines a prioritised roadmap, implements policies and technical controls, then maintains continuous oversight as requirements evolve.
Professional standards
Every engagement is adapted to the organisation's regulatory exposure, business model, technical architecture and risk profile, with strict confidentiality and deliverables suitable for regulatory inquiry and external review.
Regulatory ecosystem
GDPR compliance, AI Act implementation, data transfers, external DPO oversight, governance frameworks and documentation do not operate separately. They form one connected compliance system.
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Client profiles
Organisations deploying AI systems subject to EU AI Act classification and compliance requirements.
Cloud-based providers processing personal data of EU residents in operational and customer contexts.
Multinational organisations with complex data flows, subsidiaries and UK-EU operations.
Financial services, healthcare and other sectors with heightened data protection obligations.
Contact
Begin with a regulatory exposure review. Understand your compliance obligations, identify critical gaps and establish a documented roadmap to GDPR and AI Act compliance.