Government & Regulatory Agencies
AI Regulatory Intelligence for Government
Purpose-built tools for regulators, data protection authorities, and government agencies to monitor AI compliance, conduct investigations, and inform policy decisions.
Procurement-Ready Pricing
Regulatory Essentials
Anonymized aggregate data for policy research, trend analysis, and sector-level risk monitoring across your jurisdiction.
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Annual contract · Custom quote- Net-30 · Net-60
- Invoice · Purchase Order
- Anonymized jurisdiction statistics
- Compliance trend dashboards
- Sector breakdown analytics
- PDF policy briefing exports
- Up to 3 analyst accounts
Regulatory Intelligence
Full opt-in data access with enforcement tools for active regulators conducting investigations and oversight.
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Annual contract · Custom quote- Net-30 · Net-60 · Net-90
- Invoice · Purchase Order
- Everything in Essentials
- Opt-in company data access
- Investigation case management
- Evidence request workflow
- Transparency report generator
- Policy impact simulator
- Up to 15 analyst accounts
Enterprise Oversight
Full oversight capabilities with cross-regulator sharing, custom API integrations, and deployment flexibility for national agencies.
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Multi-year contracts available- Net-30 · Net-60 · Net-90 · Prepaid
- Invoice · Purchase Order · Bank Transfer
- Everything in Intelligence
- Full oversight access level
- Cross-regulator data sharing
- Custom API integrations
- On-premise deployment option
- Unlimited analyst accounts
- Custom SLAs and compliance
Data Sharing & Privacy Framework
How regulated data flows between companies and government agencies on the Arcus platform
Arcus operates a strictly consent-based data sharing model between commercial organizations and government regulators. No company compliance data is ever shared with any regulatory agency without explicit, affirmative opt-in from the data controller (the company). Organizations maintain full sovereignty over their data at all times: they choose which specific data categories to share (e.g., risk assessments, compliance scores, audit documentation), select which specific regulatory agency receives access, and can revoke consent instantly — at which point database-level security policies immediately terminate the regulator's access.
What Regulators Can See
Regulators accessing opted-in data operate under a “closed-by-default” security model. They can only view data from companies that have explicitly consented to their specific agency, within their authorized jurisdiction. Every data access event is recorded in an immutable, append-only audit log that companies can review in real-time.
Aggregate Intelligence
For aggregate intelligence (compliance trends, sector benchmarks, risk distributions), all data is anonymized and aggregated at the jurisdiction level — no individual company can be identified from aggregate statistics. Cross-regulator data sharing requires mutual consent from both regulatory agencies and is limited to anonymized aggregate statistics for overlapping jurisdictions.
Legal Basis
The legal basis for data processing varies by jurisdiction: legitimate interest under GDPR Article 6(1)(f) for regulatory compliance purposes, with explicit consent under Article 6(1)(a) for voluntary data sharing with regulators. Australian Privacy Act principles are applied for APAC-region data subjects.
Transparency Participant Program
Arcus's voluntary recognition program for companies that proactively share compliance data
Companies that opt in to data sharing through the Arcus platform receive the “Transparency Participant” designation — an Arcus-issued recognition that documents their voluntary commitment to regulatory transparency. This designation is not a certification, endorsement, or approval from any government body, including the EU AI Office, OAIC, or any national regulator.
What the Designation Means
The Transparency Participant designation confirms that a company has: (a) accepted a formal Data Sharing Agreement, (b) actively shares specified compliance data categories with one or more regulatory agencies, and (c) maintains an auditable record of all data access events. It serves as a verifiable record of proactive engagement within the Arcus ecosystem.
Regulatory Posture (Not Guarantees)
Organizations that demonstrate proactive transparency may be better positioned during regulatory interactions. Regulators generally view voluntary disclosure favorably. However, Arcus makes no guarantees regarding regulatory outcomes, audit frequency, approval timelines, or enforcement decisions.
Embeddable Badge
Participating companies receive an embeddable badge for their website and documentation. The badge displays the number of jurisdictions in which the company actively shares data, providing stakeholders with a visible signal of the organization's commitment to transparency.
Enterprise Security
Built from the ground up on zero-trust architecture. Your compliance data is protected by the same infrastructure standards demanded by regulated industries.
Tenant Data Isolation
Row-Level Security (RLS) enforced across every database table, ensuring complete tenant isolation — no organization can access another's data, even at the query level.
Encryption at Rest & In Transit
AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS encryption in transit for all data. No plaintext storage of sensitive compliance artifacts.
Role-Based Access Control
Role-based access control (RBAC) with three permission tiers — Admin, Member, and Viewer — enforced at both the application and database layers.
Business Logic Isolation
Server-side business logic isolation: compliance scoring, risk assessment, and AI processing execute exclusively on secure backend infrastructure. No sensitive algorithms or prompts reach the client.
Immutable Audit Trail
Immutable, append-only audit logs capture every significant platform action — assessments, document generations, data access events, and administrative changes.
Geo-Blocking & IP Filtering
Geo-blocking at the middleware layer with IP-based country filtering, applied before any authentication or database interaction to prevent unauthorized regional access.
GDPR & Privacy Act Compliance
GDPR-compliant data processing with lawful basis documentation and data subject rights support, aligned with EU and Australian Privacy Act requirements.
Data Residency
Arcus infrastructure is hosted on Supabase, which runs on AWS data centers. Customer data is stored in Australia, in the ap-southeast-2 (Sydney) region.
Customers requiring specific data residency arrangements can contact our infrastructure team.
Platform Capabilities
Regulatory Intelligence Dashboard
Access anonymized, aggregate compliance data across your jurisdiction. Track risk distributions, compliance trends, and sector breakdowns.
Opt-In Data Sharing Portal
Companies voluntarily share their compliance posture and receive the Arcus Transparency Participant designation. Full audit trail of every data access with company notification.
Enforcement & Oversight Tools
Priority scoring, investigation management, evidence requests, and transparency report generation for active enforcement.
Data Isolation & Security
Strict jurisdiction-based access controls, anonymization thresholds, and comprehensive security audit logging.
Policy Impact Simulator
Run “what-if” scenarios to quantify the real-world impact of regulatory changes before they take effect
The Regulation Sandbox enables regulators and compliance teams to simulate proposed regulatory changes and immediately see how they would affect regulated AI systems across their jurisdiction. Instead of relying on guesswork or lengthy consultations, agencies can model the exact cost, timeline, and obligation burden of new regulations — empowering evidence-based policymaking.
Add Jurisdiction
Model what happens when organizations must comply with a new jurisdiction's AI regulations.
Change Regulation
Simulate amendments or updates to existing regulations and assess downstream impact.
Upgrade Risk Category
See how reclassifying an AI system to a higher risk level changes compliance obligations.
New System Deployment
Forecast the full compliance burden before a new AI system enters the market.
Obligation Impact Analysis
Instantly see how many new obligations are created per jurisdiction, with category and priority breakdowns.
Cost Estimation Engine
Automated cost projections based on compliance hours by category with configurable hourly rates.
Implementation Timeline
Phased implementation roadmap with assessment, implementation, and validation milestones.
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Request a formal quotation today. Our team will prepare a proposal tailored to your agency's requirements and budget cycle.
Questions? Contact our government sales team at [email protected]