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Privacy, consent, risk and AI governance software for organisations managing regulatory compliance

Thousands of companies use OneTrust software to manage privacy, consent, third-party risk and now AI governance. OneTrust Privacy Management helps organizations meet laws such as the GDPR and the CCPA. PreferenceChoice handles consent and preference management, recording and respecting what people choose to share. Each product can be used on its own or joined to the others, so an organization can take on the right amount of technology for its privacy, security and third-party risk programs. The company's own offices are spread across several continents, with its two headquarters in Atlanta and London.
Vendorpedia manages third-party risk through a vendor risk exchange, and the GRC product brings integrated risk management together so that security and compliance programs sit in one system. The company's intelligence database draws on hundreds of laws and frameworks. That lets the software adapt to the jurisdictions and standards that matter to each client, and generate dashboards and record-keeping reports from them.
The site describes an AI use case workflow in four stages: intake, AI risk assessment, review and approval, and monitor and enforce. A new use case is registered, assessed for risk, approved, and then watched continuously, with real-time alerts once the workflow is complete. The company says the aim is to let teams move quickly while keeping clear oversight of the data, models and vendors involved.
The company describes itself as co-headquartered in Atlanta and London. Beyond those two, it has sites in Bangkok, Hong Kong, Munich, New York, Melbourne, San Francisco and Bangalore. It says its team of privacy, security and third-party risk specialists numbers more than a thousand people. It is guided by an external advisory board of privacy experts and by an in-house legal and privacy research team. Its current resources include an AI-ready governance survey report and an AI governance maturity framework for enterprises.
OneTrust develops software for privacy, data governance and technology risk. The company is co-headquartered in Atlanta and London, with further offices in several other cities worldwide. Its platform now puts particular weight on governing the use of artificial intelligence.
The sources describe thousands of companies as users, drawing on a database of privacy and security laws to adapt to each jurisdiction. Products can be used on their own or combined.
Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Nov 2026.
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