Is Lakera Guard (Check Point) UK GDPR compliant?

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> short_answer

Lakera Guard (Check Point) handles customer data, so it acts as a supplier under UK GDPR. You’ll want a contract that covers processing, and to check where the data goes. The facts below are from its trust card.

No tool is “compliant” on its own; compliance depends on how you use it. This page shows the facts you need to decide.

The facts that matter for UK GDPR

Data location: Cloud API: the nearest region by default (EU, US or Singapore); you can pin a regional endpoint and restrict which regions process requests. Self-hosted: your own infrastructure.○ unclaimed
Data kept for: By default the cloud service logs all prompts and model outputs for its dashboard; admins can switch prompt logging off. Detected personal data is masked before logging.○ unclaimed
Certifications: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001:2022○ unclaimed

What you still need to do

  1. Add it to your record of processing. Pre-filled entry
  2. Check your contract covers processing and any transfers abroad. DPIA starter
  3. Watch it, so you hear if any of this changes. Watch Lakera Guard (Check Point)

Alternatives that keep data in the UK or on your devices