Guides on AI-era third-party risk: subprocessors, DPAs, material changes, and training-rights clauses.
An AI subprocessor is a downstream vendor a processor uses to deliver AI features — and why it belongs in every DPA and vendor review.
DPA monitoring means re-reading a vendor's data processing agreement and subprocessor list on a schedule and flagging material changes — not reviewing it once a year.
A material change is a vendor terms, privacy, or DPA edit that shifts your risk posture — the change your control framework assumes you'll catch.
A training-rights clause governs whether a vendor may train AI models on your data. Here's how to find, read, and monitor it across your vendors.
Paste your vendor list and confirm your email, and we build your report and email it to you — the material changes across your vendors in the last 12 months, which of them added AI subprocessors or reserved the right to train on your data, and where your nth-party exposure concentrates. Free.