SOC 2 — content platforms and adtech companies handling user data and intellectual property need SOC 2 Type II to satisfy enterprise distribution and partnership requirements.
GDPR — content platforms, streaming services, adtech companies, and gaming studios collecting behavioral data, cookies, and user preferences from EU users face direct GDPR obligations including consent management, data subject rights, and cross-border transfer requirements.
ISO 27001 — media companies with international operations, content distribution partnerships, or global production workflows use ISO 27001 to demonstrate systematic information security management.
ISO 42001 — generative AI platforms, recommendation engines, and content moderation systems face growing scrutiny around AI transparency, fairness, and accountability under emerging AI governance frameworks.
Agency deploys forward-deployed AI agents directly into your security and compliance infrastructure, operating your entire compliance program across SOC 2, GDPR, ISO 27001, and AI governance — so your team builds platforms and content while Agency builds the compliance infrastructure that enterprise partners require.
Multi-Framework Orchestration — Armada PSCO maps controls across SOC 2, GDPR, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001 in a unified ontology. Implement controls once and satisfy every overlapping requirement. Verse C2 orchestrates enforcement across content delivery, cloud infrastructure, and user data environments.
GDPR Operations — Agency enforces data protection controls, maintains records of processing activities, manages consent documentation, and ensures cross-border transfer compliance automatically. Breach detection through Agency MDR includes GDPR-compliant 72-hour notification documentation.
Continuous Evidence Collection — Agency collects and maintains SOC 2, GDPR, and ISO 27001 evidence across your entire stack automatically through Umberto — eliminating the manual evidence gathering that pulls engineers away from product development.
Vendor Risk Management — Agency assesses and monitors every vendor handling user data, ensuring data processing agreements are in place, vendor security posture meets framework requirements, and vendor risk findings are documented continuously.
AI Governance — for media companies deploying AI recommendation engines, content moderation systems, or generative AI platforms, Agency implements ISO 42001 controls covering transparency, fairness, bias mitigation, and accountability.
Managed Detection and Response — Agency MDR provides fully managed detection, response, and incident documentation across every endpoint, container, and cloud workload — with compliance-grade evidence and breach notification documentation meeting GDPR's 72-hour requirement.
Audited Compliance — SOC 2's continuous evidence requirements, GDPR's processing records, and ISO 27001's ISMS documentation demand ongoing manual effort across engineering, legal, and product teams.
Risk Visibility — monitoring risk across content delivery networks, user data stores, advertising platforms, and third-party integrations requires continuous visibility that engineering-first organizations rarely prioritize.
Policy & Access — GDPR requires documented data processing records, privacy policies, consent management, and evidence of lawful processing. SOC 2 auditors scrutinize access controls across production and user data environments.
Cross-Framework Complexity — pursuing SOC 2, GDPR, and ISO 27001 simultaneously creates overlapping controls across data protection, access management, and incident response that must be cross-mapped to avoid duplicative work.
Vendor Risk — media companies rely on extensive vendor ecosystems: cloud providers, CDN services, analytics platforms, advertising networks, and content delivery partners. Each vendor handling user data introduces GDPR and SOC 2 compliance obligations.
Trust & Transparency — enterprise distribution partners and advertising buyers demand visible compliance certifications. A current SOC 2 report and demonstrated GDPR compliance accelerate partnership negotiations.
Fragmented Governance — compliance in media spans engineering, product, legal, privacy, and content operations. Rapid product iteration often outpaces governance processes, creating compliance gaps.
Remote Workers — distributed production teams, remote content creators, and global engineering staff accessing user data and content systems introduce access control and data residency challenges.
