Enterprise buyers in Europe check three things before signing: a GDPR Representative on record, a compliance framework in place, and a local contact they can actually reach. Cyberpass gives you all three - starting with your EU legal address in 48 hours.
Every slip in compliance is a deal you lose, a market you can't enter, or a customer you can't win.
Hi team,
GDPR Art. 27 has been enforced since 2018: any non-EU company offering services to EU residents - or tracking their behavior via analytics or cookies - must appoint an EU-established Representative. Your privacy policy doesn't list one, so our DPA can file a complaint in minutes.
We're also watching EU AI Act Art. 22 (Aug 2, 2026). Your scoring model is high-risk under Annex III, which means you'll need an EU Authorised Representative appointed before that date.
Until both are on record, procurement can't move this contract forward.
Best,
Léa
If you sell to, serve, or track a single EU resident, you're already on the hook. Two regulations define the playing field; the third reality makes them enforceable.
Any non‑EU company offering services to EU residents - or tracking their behavior via analytics or cookies - must appoint an EU‑established Representative. Enforcement is actively increasing.
Non‑EU providers of high‑risk AI systems must appoint an EU Authorised Representative before this date. HR tools, credit scoring, healthcare AI, biometrics - if your AI makes decisions about EU people, this is you.
Any EU data subject can check your privacy policy. If there's no EU Representative listed, they can file a complaint with their national DPA in minutes. Regulators increasingly target US SaaS companies.
A non-EU company receives a request for information from an EU data subject or regulator - and has no representative to receive it.
Your verified EU Representative intake portal receives, verifies, and responds on your behalf - then logs the interaction for audit.
Your audit-ready log updates in real time and your public trust report flips to active - ready to show any auditor, buyer, or regulator.
CyberPass is the legal bridge between your business and European regulators - giving you a registered EU Representative, a public contact portal, and a legal team that handles every inquiry on your behalf.
Select the mandates you need to cover - GDPR Art. 27, UK-GDPR, or the EU AI Act. Instantly receive your designated legal entity name and European service address.
Regulators and residents need a way to contact your Rep. We provide a white-labeled compliance portal. Simply drop the link in your Privacy Policy and you are audit-ready.
When a Data Protection Authority (DPA) or a resident reaches out, the inquiry goes to our legal team. We filter out the spam, notify you of valid requests, and coordinate the legal response.
Already covered on legal representation? Extend CyberPass with ongoing DPA liaison and cybersecurity compliance support - the frameworks European buyers and regulators ask about most.
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Slovenian-incorporated entity. EU-established under Articles 27 GDPR and 22 AI Act. The Representative on file. Not a forwarding address; not a US shell. The whole point.
