regola
A secure and private AI platform for compliance in financial institutions
Regola is the AI at the heart of banks: it automates the analysis of how regulatory updates impact internal processes and documents, reduces time and errors, and allows compliance teams to focus on what really matters, ensuring maximum data security.
Sophia AI's ally in Regulatory Change Management.
3 key steps
Regola supports compliance and organizational professionals before they even arrive at the office!

1 simple reason
How many weeks are needed to assess the impact of all regulatory updates and implement them correctly?
500+ internal documents may need to be updated, but which ones really do, and in what areas?
How much of your compliance budget do you currently spend on external consultants?
Overview Dashboard

Specific regulatory requirements

In-Depth Gap Analysis

internal policy update

3 standard modules, new custom modules
Regola Chat
Ask anything about your confidential documents or the latest regulatory updates
Instantly find any internal file as easily as with Google
Find and correct inconsistencies that accumulate in your documents (coming soon)
Build new AI assistants tailored to your needs, don't waste your time

Make your life easier
Leverage all your business data - even the most confidential and sensitive information - in complete security to gain insights, create complex analyses, reports, presentations, and much more.
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Security first
Be mindful of what you share with AI SaaS or cloud tools: what is “passed on” to AI models (e.g., your files, questions and answers) may be viewed by human reviewers to ensure appropriate use of AI (e.g., Microsoft Azure and OpenAI APIs).
On a practical level, you cannot know whether the data is truly secure or being used for training purposes: e.g., €15 million fine imposed on OpenAI by the Italian Data Protection Authority (2024), Anthropic settles for $1.5 billion (2025) in copyright dispute, other lawsuits pending with NYT (2025).
The ECB's DORA guidelines indicate that one of the risks is that a Cloud Provider could technically interrupt the service at any time; serious outages pose risks to service continuity (e.g., AWS down on October 20, 2025, and OpenAI down on June 10, 2025).
The European Commission’s Cloud Sovereignty Framework (October 2025) identifies extraterritorial laws - such as the Cloud Act and the Chinese Cybersecurity Law - as risks, through which non-EU authorities can compel access to data and systems
3 easy steps
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