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GOVERNANCE, RISK & COMPLIANCE

Audits end when you hand them the data bill of materials.

Boards ask what fed the model. Hand them a data bill of materials: what went in, what was held out, and why. Evidence ready before the request.

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THE QUESTION

The board now asks what fed the model.

Regulators, boards, and customers ask the same question in different words: what did your models learn from, and who checked?

Compiling that answer by hand means weeks of tickets, exports, and guesswork, and it is stale the day it ships.

With Secuvy the answer already exists. Every pipeline carries its own record, current as of today. You forward a document.

HOW PROOF GETS BUILT

Proof is a byproduct of the checking.

Each pipeline's data bill of materials shows what went in, what stayed out, and why, giving compliance teams evidence they can map to the frameworks they answer to.

1.0 · CLASSIFY & TAG

Every file, understood in context.

Files are found and classified where they live, with nothing installed and nothing copied. Sensitivity is read from context: PII, PHI, IP, classified markings. Secuvy tags what each pipeline may use under your policies. Your team confirms. Every decision lands in the record, with what was held out and why.

Your data as it stands today: what is classified, what is tagged, and what is still unknown.
Secuvy Data Bill of Materials view showing pipeline inputs, exclusions, classifications, and status
The data bill of materials view: the record of what each pipeline uses. Inputs, exclusions, and status.

2.0 · PROVE

The data bill of materials, always current.

Every pipeline carries its own Data Bill of Materials. It updates as the data does, so the answer is current when the question lands.

Watch the first data bill of materials build from your data.

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PLAIN ANSWERS

How current is the data bill of materials?

It updates as the data does. Checking follows change, so the record reflects your pipelines as they run today, not as of the last review.

Does the data bill of materials replace my compliance framework?

No. It is the evidence layer: a current record of what each input is and how it was handled, mapped to whichever frameworks you answer to.

What happens to the evidence when data or a policy decision changes?

Secuvy rechecks the affected data and updates the data bill of materials as inputs, exclusions, and status change. The evidence reflects the pipeline as it operates now, not only the last scheduled review.

Confidently fuel every AI pipeline.