Security mappings

Security expertise
embedded in every
requirement.

RuleMesh connects GDPR requirements with OWASP and NIST-CSF so legal jargon maps into engineering controls your team already knows.

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Frameworks

Backed by the
standards engineers
already trust.

When a lawyer says “protection by design,” an engineer knows which NIST or OWASP control to implement.

security

OWASP

Application Security
lan

NIST-CSF

Cybersecurity Framework
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Containers

K8s & Docker hardening
smartphone

Mobile

iOS & Android security
Why it matters

Legal intent,
secure design.

Legal obligations are often abstract. RuleMesh bridges the gap by mapping every article to proven industry standards.

  • check_circleEliminate ambiguity in technical implementation
  • check_circleAutomated verification against security baselines
  • check_circleReal-time audit readiness for compliance officers
Protocol mappings

GDPR ↔︎
technical controls.

Art. 5(1)(e)link
Storage limitation

Retention policies that delete personal data after the retention period expires.

OWASPA01 Broken Access Control
NIST-CSFPR.DS-03 Data Disposal
Art. 25(1)link
Protection by design

Technical measures for data minimisation and safeguards integrated into processing.

OWASPA04 Insecure Design
NIST-CSFPR.DS-01 Data-at-Rest
Art. 32(1)(a)link
Security of processing

Pseudonymisation and encryption appropriate to the risk of processing.

OWASPA06 Cryptographic Failures
NIST-CSFPR.DS-01 Data-at-Rest
Extensible

Mappings you can
actually read.

Live mappings for modern stacks. Whether you're on metal or serverless, RuleMesh provides the security scaffolding.

gdpr_art_32.rm
// RuleMesh Mapping v2.0
mapping "GDPR_Art_32" {
requirement: "Encryption_at_Rest",
frameworks: [
{ id: "OWASP-A02" },
{ id: "NIST-PR.DS-1" }
],
implementation: "AES-256-GCM"
}

Secure systems,
by default.

Start with the free tier and get GDPR requirements pre-mapped to OWASP and NIST.

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