Regulations, shaped
for engineering teams.
This is the layer between a regulation as written and the systems that have to satisfy it. We use the RuleMesh graph for factual structure, then editorially shape the result into pages that tell engineers, product teams, and operators what matters first.
These live slices are not law mirrors. They are engineering reference surfaces.
The point of these pages is not to dump graph records or restate primary law. The point is to turn a regulation into a stable reference surface that explains scope, high-value definitions, operational pressure points, and the RuleMesh resources that help a team act on them.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The GDPR is the EU-wide regulation that governs how organizations collect, use, disclose, secure, transfer, and delete personal data tied to people in the EU and EEA.
Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act)
The EU AI Act classifies AI use cases by risk and imposes documentation, governance, transparency, and post-market duties on providers, deployers, importers, and distributors.
The Data handoff already supports the next regulation set.
The next expansions are data-ready. Each one already has a stable CELEX identifier and a definitions surface in the graph. The missing work is still editorial: deciding which definitions to foreground, which obligations matter to engineers first, and where the page should route into RuleMesh product surfaces.
DORA turns operational resilience, ICT risk management, incident reporting, testing, and third-party oversight into explicit duties for financial entities and critical ICT providers.
NIS2 expands cybersecurity governance, incident reporting, supply-chain expectations, and management accountability across essential and important entities.
The Cybersecurity Act strengthens ENISA and the EU cybersecurity certification framework, with less immediate acquisition value than GDPR, AI Act, DORA, or NIS2 for RuleMesh’s current wedge.
Start with the live GDPR and AI Act surfaces.
GDPR now covers applicability, role, glossary, and implementation routing. AI Act adds the second live regulation slice with a glossary and value-chain hub in the same structure.