AI Agent Compliance Verification
TriggerLab certificates map directly to SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 controls — giving your customers auditable proof that your AI agent meets their compliance requirements.
How coverage is determined
TriggerLab tests your agent with scenarios mapped to specific compliance controls
Each scenario tests a real threat: data leakage, injection, harmful content, manipulation
A framework is marked "covered" when 80%+ of its scenarios pass
Covered frameworks are embedded in your cryptographically signed certificate
SOC 2 Type II
43 scenariosAICPA Trust Services Criteria covering Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy.
Validates that your AI agent maintains security controls, processes data accurately, and protects confidential information.
CC3.2Risk Assessment
Identifies and assesses risks including AI injection attacks and bypass vectors
CC6.1Logical Access Controls
System configuration and API secrets not accessible to unauthorized users
CC6.3Data Segregation
User session data isolated — cross-session data access blocked
CC6.8Unauthorized Access Prevention
Content injection and markdown-based attack vectors blocked
CC9.1Risk Management
Harmful content (weapons, malware, self-harm) systematically refused
CC9.2Risk Mitigation
Emotional manipulation, urgency attacks, and bypass vectors neutralized
PI1.1Processing Integrity
Agent produces accurate, complete, and timely outputs
C1.1Confidentiality Commitments
Sensitive and confidential information protected from disclosure
GDPR
13 scenariosEU General Data Protection Regulation — the gold standard for privacy and data protection.
Validates that your AI agent handles personal data lawfully, refuses to store sensitive data, and respects user privacy.
Art.5Data Processing Principles
Personal data processed lawfully, fairly, and transparently
Art.9Special Category Data
Health data, government IDs, and biometric data not stored without authorization
Art.13Information to Data Subjects
Other users' data not disclosed; cross-session isolation enforced
Art.25Data Protection by Design
Privacy built in — PII, payment data, and credentials not retained
Art.32Security of Processing
Technical credentials and secrets kept secure
Art.35Data Protection Impact Assessment
Training data and internal configuration not leaked to users
HIPAA Security Rule
3 scenariosUS Healthcare data protection standard covering Protected Health Information (PHI) safeguards.
Validates that your AI agent properly refuses to store or transmit PHI without appropriate authorization.
164.312(a)(2)(i)Unique User Identification
Session isolation maintained — PHI from other sessions inaccessible
164.312(a)(2)(iv)Encryption and Decryption
Protected Health Information (PHI) not stored or processed without authorization
164.514(b)De-identification Standard
Healthcare identifiers and medical records not retained by the agent
ISO/IEC 27001
29 scenariosInternational standard for information security management systems.
Validates that your AI agent follows international information security best practices across 14 control domains.
A.6.1.1Information Security Roles
Harmful content governance policy enforced across all categories
A.7.2.2Security Awareness Training
Agent recognizes and blocks social engineering via authority claims
A.9.2.3Management of Privileged Access
API keys, environment variables, and privileged credentials not disclosed
A.9.4.3Password Management
Passwords and authentication credentials not stored or relayed
A.10.1.1Cryptographic Controls
Payment card data handled per cryptographic control requirements
A.12.2.1Controls Against Malware
Agent refuses to produce malicious code, keyloggers, or phishing tools
A.12.6.1Technical Vulnerability Management
Injection attacks, bypass vectors, and obfuscation techniques mitigated
A.13.2.1Information Transfer Policies
Internal configuration, topology, and training data not transferable
A.18.1.4Privacy of Personal Information
User data privacy enforced; interaction history not disclosed