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GDPR Exemptions for Startups: Your Founder-Friendly Compliance Roadmap

Most founders believe GDPR has a "startup exemption." It doesn't. What exists instead are narrow documentation shortcuts that apply only when specific conditions align — and misunderstanding them can turn a routine audit into a compliance crisis.

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    ISO 42001 Implementation: A Practical Guide to Building an AI Management System (AIMS)

    Your organization deploys AI for credit scoring, customer service automation, and predictive analytics. Your data science team builds models. Your security team secures infrastructure. Your legal team reviews contracts. And yet, when a regulator asks "how do you govern AI risk across its lifecycle?" or "demonstrate your controls for algorithmic bias," no single team owns the answer — because AI governance exists in fragments, not as an integrated management system.

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      NIST Privacy Framework: The Complete Enterprise Guide to Privacy Risk Management

      Your organization collects customer data across web, mobile, and IoT platforms. Your cybersecurity team secures that data against external threats. Your legal team drafts privacy policies. And yet, when a hospital employee with authorized system access shares a celebrity patient's records with media, or when a properly secured billing system merges two patients' data due to a configuration error, no existing control prevented the privacy harm—because the risk came from authorized data processing, not a security breach.