AI governance fails when privacy controls stay disconnected. Every AI governance program needs a privacy layer. Without it, teams may have model reviews, security checks, or vendor approvals, but still miss the controls that make AI use defensible in practice: lawful basis, transparency, minimization, retention, access, rights handling, transfers, and contracting.
The regulatory direction is clear. The European Data Protection Board’s December 2024 opinion and CNIL’s 2025 recommendations confirm that GDPR applies when personal data is used in AI, covering rights, transparency, security, and training data. Together, this shows AI governance must include privacy controls from the start.
This is why the topic maps to Securiti. The challenge is operationalizing privacy controls across data, models, vendors, and workflows. Securiti positions DataAI Command Platform with AI Security & Governance as a unified layer connecting privacy requirements to AI governance.