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Compliance Policies

Create custom compliance policies to enforce your organization’s specific requirements beyond standard regulatory frameworks.

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What are Policies?

Policies are rules that define:
  • What AI behaviors are allowed/prohibited
  • Data handling requirements
  • Approval workflows
  • Notification triggers
  • Automated remediation actions

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Creating Policies

1

Define Policy

const policy = await regpilot.policies.create({
  name: "Customer Data Protection",
  description: "Protect customer PII in AI interactions",
  framework: "gdpr",
  severity: "high"
});
2

Add Rules

await regpilot.policies.addRule(policy.id, {
  type: "data_protection",
  condition: {
    contains: ["email", "phone", "ssn", "credit_card"]
  },
  action: "block",
  message: "Personal data detected and blocked"
});
3

Apply to Models

await regpilot.policies.apply(policy.id, {
  models: ["model_123", "model_456"],
  projects: ["proj_abc"],
  environment: "production"
});

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Policy Types

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Data Protection

  • PII detection and blocking
  • Data retention limits
  • Cross-border transfer restrictions
  • Consent requirements

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Content Moderation

  • Harmful content detection
  • Profanity filtering
  • Misinformation prevention
  • Bias detection

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Compliance Rules

  • Framework-specific requirements
  • Industry regulations
  • Company policies
  • Best practices

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Approval Workflows

  • Human-in-the-loop requirements
  • Multi-level approvals
  • Risk-based routing
  • Emergency overrides

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Rule Conditions

Define when policies apply: 
{
  "conditions": {
    "and": [
      {
        "field": "input.content",
        "operator": "contains",
        "value": ["personal", "confidential"]
      },
      {
        "field": "user.role",
        "operator": "not_equals",
        "value": "admin"
      }
    ]
  }
}

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Actions

What happens when a policy is triggered:
Prevent the action and return error

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Policy Management

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Testing Policies

Test before deploying: 
const testResult = await regpilot.policies.test(policy.id, {
  input: "Please process this credit card: 4111-1111-1111-1111",
  model: "model_123"
});

console.log(testResult.triggered); // true
console.log(testResult.action); // "block"

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Policy Analytics

Track policy effectiveness:
  • Trigger frequency
  • False positive rate
  • Response times
  • User impact

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Next Steps

Violations

View policy violations

Alerts

Configure policy alerts