ACGRAM™ Trust Center

ACGRAM™ builds pre-built AI SaaS software blueprints for compliance, governance, and regulated commerce. This Trust Center documents how ACGRAM protects its intellectual property, how our Blueprints are researched and built, and how each framework-specific Blueprint addresses the compliance obligations your organization faces.

This page serves as a reference for security teams, procurement reviewers, legal counsel, and technical evaluators conducting due diligence on ACGRAM Blueprints™.

How ACGRAM Builds: Platform Security & Development Standards

ACGRAM does not operate its own data centers or proprietary cloud infrastructure. Instead, ACGRAM Blueprints™ are researched, refined, and built on two enterprise-grade platforms that carry their own rigorous security postures:

Enterprise AI Research Platform

ACGRAM uses an enterprise-grade AI platform as the primary research and refinement environment for all Blueprint development. This platform maintains rigorous security controls including:

SOC 2 Type II certification
Data encryption in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256)
Strict data handling policies — ACGRAM's research inputs are not used to train underlying models
Role-based access controls and audit logging
Published responsible AI scaling and model safety commitments

All Blueprint research, regulatory mapping, and control framework analysis conducted within this platform inherits its enterprise security and privacy standards.

Enterprise Application Platform

ACGRAM uses an enterprise application and deployment platform as the layer where Blueprints are built into deployable AI SaaS applications. This platform provides:

Enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure with built-in security controls
Secure application development and deployment pipelines
Data isolation and access control at the application layer
Platform-level compliance capabilities that Blueprint licensees inherit upon deployment

When you license an ACGRAM Blueprint™ and deploy it via our application platform, your environment benefits directly from that platform's security architecture — without requiring you to build that infrastructure from scratch.

ACGRAM's Development Standards

Beyond platform security, ACGRAM applies the following standards to all Blueprint development:

Regulatory accuracy: Every Blueprint is mapped against primary source regulatory text — statutes, agency guidance, and official technical standards — not secondary summaries.
Version control: Blueprints are versioned and updated as regulations evolve. Licensees are notified of material regulatory changes affecting their Blueprint.
Scope boundaries: Each Blueprint clearly documents what it covers, what it does not cover, and where human legal or compliance review is required.
No hallucination tolerance: All regulatory citations and control mappings are verified against source documents before inclusion in any Blueprint.

Intellectual Property & Licensing

All ACGRAM Blueprints™ are proprietary software intellectual property owned exclusively by ACGRAM™. When you license a Blueprint, you receive:

A non-exclusive, non-transferable license to deploy and use the Blueprint within your organization or for your clients (subject to your license tier)
Access to the Blueprint's application layer via our enterprise deployment platform
Documentation, regulatory mapping, and implementation guidance
Update notifications for material regulatory changes

Licensees may not resell, sublicense, reverse-engineer, or redistribute ACGRAM Blueprints™ without explicit written authorization. All underlying regulatory analysis, control frameworks, workflow logic, and application architecture remain the exclusive IP of ACGRAM™.

For OEM, white-label, or enterprise licensing arrangements, contact ACGRAM directly.

Framework Coverage

The following sections document ACGRAM's Blueprint coverage for specific compliance frameworks. Each section is designed to support technical and legal evaluation of the relevant Blueprint product.

HIPAA Compliance

What HIPAA Requires

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) establishes federal standards for the protection of Protected Health Information (PHI). Covered entities — including healthcare providers, health plans, and healthcare clearinghouses — and their business associates must comply with:

Privacy Rule (45 CFR Part 164, Subpart E): Governs the use and disclosure of PHI, patient rights, and minimum necessary standards.
Security Rule (45 CFR Part 164, Subpart C): Requires administrative, physical, and technical safeguards for electronic PHI (ePHI).
Breach Notification Rule (45 CFR Part 164, Subpart D): Mandates notification to affected individuals, HHS, and in some cases media, following a breach of unsecured PHI.
Business Associate Agreements (BAAs): Required contracts between covered entities and vendors who handle PHI on their behalf.

Who Needs HIPAA Compliance

Any organization that creates, receives, maintains, or transmits PHI — or that provides services to such organizations — must comply with HIPAA. This includes digital health platforms, telehealth providers, health IT vendors, clinical research organizations, and SaaS companies serving the healthcare sector.

How ACGRAM's Blueprint Addresses HIPAA

ACGRAM's HIPAA-aligned Blueprints (including PatientFlow and TrialDocs) are designed to support HIPAA compliance obligations at the application layer:

Workflow automation that enforces minimum necessary access principles
Audit trail generation for ePHI access and disclosure events
Documentation templates aligned to Security Rule administrative safeguard requirements
Breach notification workflow scaffolding
BAA-ready architecture documentation for vendor onboarding

Note: ACGRAM Blueprints are software tools that support HIPAA compliance programs. They do not constitute legal advice and do not replace the need for qualified HIPAA counsel or a certified compliance officer.

SOC 2 Compliance

What SOC 2 Requires

SOC 2 (System and Organization Controls 2) is an auditing standard developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). It evaluates a service organization's controls relevant to the Trust Services Criteria (TSC):

Security (CC): Protection against unauthorized access — the only mandatory criterion.
Availability (A): System availability for operation and use as committed.
Processing Integrity (PI): Complete, valid, accurate, timely, and authorized processing.
Confidentiality (C): Protection of information designated as confidential.
Privacy (P): Collection, use, retention, disclosure, and disposal of personal information.

SOC 2 Type I assesses controls at a point in time. SOC 2 Type II assesses the operating effectiveness of those controls over a period (typically 6–12 months).

Who Needs SOC 2

SaaS companies, cloud service providers, data processors, and any technology vendor handling customer data are increasingly required to hold SOC 2 reports — particularly when selling to enterprise buyers, financial institutions, or healthcare organizations.

How ACGRAM's Blueprint Addresses SOC 2

ACGRAM's ComplianceIQ Blueprint is purpose-built to accelerate SOC 2 readiness for SMBs and growing SaaS teams:

Automated mapping of your existing controls to the AICPA Trust Services Criteria
Gap analysis against CC, A, PI, C, and P criteria
Policy and procedure template generation aligned to auditor expectations
Evidence collection workflow scaffolding for Type II audit preparation
Vendor risk management documentation support
Continuous monitoring framework for ongoing SOC 2 maintenance post-certification

Note: SOC 2 certification requires engagement with a licensed CPA firm. ACGRAM's Blueprint accelerates readiness and reduces preparation costs — it does not issue SOC 2 reports or replace your auditor.

EU Digital Services Act (DSA) Compliance & Sanctions Screening

What the EU DSA Requires

The EU Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065) establishes a comprehensive framework for online platforms operating in the European Union. Key obligations include:

Transparency reporting: Annual publication of content moderation statistics, including removal orders and notices received.
Notice and action mechanisms: Accessible reporting tools for users to flag illegal content, with documented response workflows.
Ad repository: Public repository of all advertisements served, including targeting parameters.
Algorithmic accountability: Recommender system transparency and opt-out options for profiling-based recommendations.
Risk assessments: Annual systemic risk assessments for Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs) and Very Large Online Search Engines (VLOSEs).
Designated Coordinators: Cooperation with Digital Services Coordinators in each EU member state.

Non-compliance penalties reach up to 6% of global annual turnover, with repeat violations potentially triggering temporary service suspension.

Sanctions Screening Under the DSA

The DSA intersects with EU sanctions obligations in the context of platform governance — specifically, platforms must ensure they are not facilitating transactions with sanctioned entities or individuals through their marketplace or advertising systems. This creates a dual compliance obligation: DSA transparency requirements plus sanctions screening for platform participants.

ACGRAM's AgentVerify Blueprint addresses the sanctions screening dimension directly:

Know Your Agent (KYA) verification for AI purchasing agents and autonomous actors operating on your platform
Principal screening against EU, OFAC, UN, and other sanctions lists
Audit trail generation for screening decisions and outcomes
Escalation workflows for flagged entities

How ACGRAM's Blueprint Addresses EU DSA

ACGRAM's DSA Transparency Automator Blueprint covers the core DSA platform governance obligations:

Automated transparency report generation aligned to DSA Article 15 (intermediary services) and Article 24 (online platforms) requirements
Notice and action workflow automation with documented response timelines
Ad repository data structure and publication workflow
Content moderation statistics tracking and reporting
UK Online Safety Act parallel compliance support (for platforms operating in both jurisdictions)

Note: DSA compliance obligations vary significantly based on platform size, type, and jurisdiction. ACGRAM's Blueprint provides the operational infrastructure for compliance — legal interpretation of your specific obligations requires qualified EU law counsel.

Additional Framework Coverage

ACGRAM Blueprints™ cover a broad range of additional compliance frameworks. The following frameworks have dedicated Blueprint products available in the ACGRAM catalog:

EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) — CRA Compliance Studio
UK Online Safety Act (OSA) — OSA Compliance Commander
CPSC eFiling (July 2026 mandate) — SafeShip
ADA / WCAG Accessibility — AccessGuard
FTC & FDA Wellness Claims — Wellness Claims Guard
ISO 13485 (MedTech QMS) — QualityCore
DOJ Bulk Data Transfer Rule — DOJ Bulk Data Shield
TAKE IT DOWN Act — TAKE IT DOWN Act Compliance Tool

Framework-specific Trust Center documentation for each of the above is available upon request. Contact ACGRAM for a compliance evaluation call.

Request a Security or Compliance Review

If you are conducting vendor due diligence, security review, or compliance evaluation of ACGRAM Blueprints™, we are available to support your process. We can provide:

Platform security documentation from our enterprise development partners
Blueprint-specific regulatory mapping documentation
Scope and limitation disclosures for each Blueprint
Custom compliance evaluation calls for enterprise licensees

To request a security review or compliance documentation package, contact ACGRAM directly through the store contact page or reach out to your ACGRAM account representative.

ACGRAM™ Trust Center — Last reviewed March 2026. Framework coverage documentation is updated as regulations evolve.

ACGRAM™ Trust Center — Security, Compliance & IP