AI Compliance Vendors

GDPR Art. 22 vendors for Healthcare

Vendors that support GDPR Article 22 — Automated Individual Decision-Making and explicitly serve healthcare customers. Each vendor’s last-checked date is shown in the table.

VendorHQFoundedSizePricingLast checked
NaaiaLouveciennes, France202111-50No public pricing tiers; demo and quote requested via website.Sep 21, 2026
Securiti Data Command CenterSan Jose, United States2018501-1000Contact for pricingOct 1, 2026
Scrut AutomationPalo Alto, United States202151-200Contact for pricingSep 21, 2026
DrataUnited States2020—GRC plans (Foundation, Advanced, Enterprise) and Assurance plans (Trust Center and questionnaires) are quoted; drata.com shows no prices. Its AWS Marketplace listing charges a $25,000 platform fee for a 100-FTE organization plus $7,500 per framework, for a 12-month contract.Oct 15, 2026
BigIDNew York, United States2016501-1000Contact for pricingSep 21, 2026
2021.AICopenhagen, Denmark201651-200Pricing is custom and tailored to use case, organization size, deployment model (on-prem or cloud), and selected modules. Contact sales required per their pricing page.Sep 21, 2026
PrivacyScrubberUnited States——Contact for pricingSep 21, 2026
MeilynxUnited States——Contact for pricingSep 21, 2026

About GDPR Art. 22

Article 22 of the EU General Data Protection Regulation gives data subjects the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing — including profiling — that produces legal effects concerning them or similarly significantly affects them. The right applies across the EU and EEA and has been in force since May 25, 2018. The European Data Protection Board's Guidelines 1/2024 (adopted December 2024) clarify the scope, including how it applies to large language models and recommender systems. The CJEU's SCHUFA ruling (Case C‑634/21, December 2023) confirmed that automated credit scoring constitutes a "decision" under Article 22 where the score effectively determines whether a loan or contract is granted. Enforcement is by national Data Protection Authorities; penalties for Article 22 violations fall under the GDPR's higher tier — up to €20 million or 4% of worldwide annual turnover.

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About Healthcare

Hospitals, payers, and digital health companies using AI for clinical decision support, imaging, coding, prior authorization, and patient engagement. Regulated by FDA SaMD, HIPAA, and HHS Section 1557 non-discrimination rules in addition to AI-specific laws.

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