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Ketch Compliance Framework Coverage 2026

Ketch is regulation-first: adaptive compliance with every data law, from GDPR and CPRA to US state and AI rules. It is a consent layer, not a full GRC platform.

Ketch Framework Coverage verdict

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Ketch's coverage is regulation-first and adaptive.

It is privacy management software for adaptive compliance with every data law, from GDPR and CPRA to US state laws and emerging AI regulations, keeping data clean, permissioned and AI-ready. Depth comes from unified consent orchestration across every tool and channel, accurate data mapping without spreadsheets, identity resolution across devices, and a Data Sentry website privacy pentest.

What it means for your audit

Ketch fits when your problem is consent and data permissioning across a marketing and data stack, not a security-framework checklist. It adapts to every data law, from GDPR and CPRA to US state and AI regulations. Confirm those are the regimes you need, and treat SOC 2 or NIST framework coverage as out of scope. Connect your analytics, CRM, CDP, marketing, tag and warehouse systems from the 1,000-plus connectors, so consent is orchestrated across every tool and enforced in real time. Use Data Mapping to find data risks without spreadsheets, and run Data Sentry to surface website vulnerabilities. Plan for the human remainder: AI governance and marketing personalization decisions, and risk analysis. Confirm privacy obligations against ISO 27701 and the regulations themselves.

Honest limits
  • Ketch is regulation-first, adapting to every data law, from GDPR and CPRA to US state and AI rules.
  • Consent is orchestrated across every tool and channel and enforced in real time.
  • Security frameworks like SOC 2 and NIST are out of scope, and AI governance stays a human decision.
Regulations
Adaptive: GDPR, CPRA, US, AI
Consent
Orchestrated across every tool
Data mapping
No spreadsheets, real-time
Connectors
1,000+ pre-built
Measured vs
ISO 27701 (privacy PIMS)
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This page covers which privacy regulations Ketch supports and how consent maps. Its automation mechanics and pricing live on their own pages.

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What Ketch covers and how deep

  • Ketch is modern privacy management software that keeps your data clean, permissioned and AI-ready.
  • It targets adaptive compliance with every data law rather than a fixed framework list.
  • Customers report a 30% productivity gain preparing for new data privacy and AI regulations.
  • Consent signals are connected to every system and app for enforcement across the full stack.
  • Privacy coverage is measured against an external standard: ISO/IEC 27701 sets the requirements for a Privacy Information Management System for PII controllers and processors and helps demonstrate compliance with GDPR.
  • Its security base is ISO/IEC 27001, the standard that defines the requirements an information security management system must meet, which a privacy program extends.

Compliance frameworks Ketch automates

RegulationCategoryWhat it proves
GDPRPrivacyEU consent and data rights
CPRA / US state lawsPrivacyUS consumer privacy
AI regulationsAIAI-ready, permissioned data
Every data law (adaptive)ScopeAdapts to current and emerging laws
Consent / preferencesOperationConsent and preference management
DSRs / data rightsOperationAutomated data-subject requests
Data mappingOperationFind and assess data risks
AI governanceAIAI-era privacy governance

Ketch control mapping and coverage

CapabilityHow it worksDetail
Unified orchestrationAll tools, channelsConsent orchestrated across the stack
Automated enforcementPolicy-drivenLower compliance risk
Real-time preferencesConsistent everywhereEnforced in real time
Identity resolutionCross browser/deviceAcross browsers, devices, touchpoints
Accurate data mappingAcross fragmented systemsNo spreadsheets
Connected signalsEvery system and appFull-stack consent enforcement

Evidence Ketch collects automatically

  • Ketch replaces manual, point-in-time spreadsheets with automated discovery and classification.
  • Data Mapping quickly finds and assesses data risks across the entire business, with no spreadsheets required.
  • Data Sentry runs a website privacy pentest to reveal vulnerabilities before regulators or plaintiffs' attorneys find them.
  • It is the only privacy platform designed to integrate across every layer of your tech stack with 1,000+ connectors and flexible APIs.
  • Automated workflows support business needs so privacy keeps pace with the program.

Integrations that feed evidence into Ketch

IntegrationTypeCapabilitiesSetup
AnalyticsDataAdobe Analytics, Amplitude, GA · Heap, MixpanelConnect
CRM & supportSaaSSalesforce, HubSpot · Zendesk, IntercomConnect
CDPsDataSegment, mParticle, Tealium · BlueConicConnect
Marketing & adsMarketingBraze, Klaviyo, Marketo · Google Ads, TikTok, MetaConnect
Tag managementWorkflowGoogle Tag Manager · Adobe Experience PlatformConnect
WarehousesDataSnowflake, BigQuery, Redshift · Databricks, PostgresConnect
EcommerceSaaSShopify, BigCommerce · Salesforce CommerceConnect
Developer APIsCustomFlexible APIs · Custom integrationsBuild

Ketch coverage gaps to verify

  • Ketch is consent, DSR and data-mapping focused, so security frameworks like SOC 2 and NIST are out of its scope.
  • AI use-case assessment requires human governance decisions, even with consent enforcement automated.
  • Marketing personalization decisions still require human strategy; Ketch automates the consent enforcement around them.
  • Risk management and reporting surfaces risk, but analysis and action still need human review.
  • Coverage is readiness, not the certificate: ISO/IEC 27701 sets out the privacy management requirements, but certification comes from an accredited body after an external audit.

Ketch Framework Coverage FAQ

Which regulations does Ketch cover?

Ketch targets adaptive compliance with every data law, covering GDPR, CPRA, US state privacy laws and emerging AI regulations by keeping data clean, permissioned and AI-ready. It is regulation-first, and security frameworks like SOC 2 and NIST are out of scope. Ketch is the consent and data-permissioning layer rather than a full GRC platform.

How does Ketch reuse compliance work?

Through unified consent orchestration. A preference is captured once and enforced consistently in real time across all tools and channels. Consent signals connect to every system and app, and identity is resolved across browsers, devices and touchpoints. The same consent applies everywhere customer data flows, rather than per system.

How is coverage kept current rather than point-in-time?

Through automated, real-time mechanisms. Ketch replaces manual, point-in-time spreadsheets with automated discovery and classification, enforces privacy preferences consistently in real time, and runs Data Sentry as a website privacy pentest. Coverage reflects the live data and consent picture rather than a snapshot.

Does Ketch cover security frameworks like SOC 2?

No. Ketch is privacy management software focused on consent, DSRs, data mapping and AI-ready data for laws like GDPR and CPRA. Security and audit frameworks like SOC 2, NIST and PCI are out of scope, so pair Ketch with a GRC platform if you need framework attestations.

What is Data Sentry?

Data Sentry is Ketch's website privacy pentest. It reveals privacy vulnerabilities before regulators or plaintiffs' attorneys find them. It is a vendor-designed assessment that surfaces issues like unconsented trackers, and it complements the consent and data-mapping products by testing the live website rather than relying on configuration alone.

Sources & verification

Verified by ComparEdgeMethod: Vendor docs, official pages, and selected independent sources
SourceWhat was checkedLast checked
Ketch OfficialOfficial product pageJuly 10, 2026
ISO/IEC 27001ISO/IEC 27001 requirementsJuly 10, 2026
ISO/IEC 27701ISO/IEC 27701 requirementsJuly 10, 2026
KetchProduct documentationJuly 10, 2026
Ketch IntegrationsIntegrations and connectorsJuly 10, 2026

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