Know which rules
apply to you.
Atlas is a reference map of regulated industries globally. Select your markets and workstreams - find the regimes that touch you, traceable to the regulator’s own words.
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Navigate regulation from catalogue to control
Atlas gives compliance, risk and engineering teams several ways to navigate global compliance rules: browse the catalogue, compare controls, or pivot by jurisdiction, all from a single source of truth.
World Map
An interactive world map of where each regime applies, showing the global spread of AI and financial regulation at a glance.
Catalogue
Every regime as a searchable, filterable card or table row, with jurisdiction, work streams, controls, fines and enforcement dates.
Timeline
A chronological view of when each regime was enacted and came into effect, tracing the arc of regulation across jurisdictions.
Explorer
Drill into the catalogue by region, work stream, cross-cutting control or regulatory style, with side-by-side comparison.
Glossary
Plain-English definitions for the compliance terms used across Atlas: what each one means, and which regimes rely on it.
Notebooks
Group saved explorations into notebooks, annotate them, and keep each client or mandate's regulatory scope in one place.
Atlas, as it actually looks
Circles sized by how many regimes anchor to each jurisdiction, coloured by whether they are in force, pending or voluntary.
Pick jurisdictions, industries and work streams, and the explorer returns the regimes in scope, the controls they demand, and the deadlines still ahead.
Work streams, regimes and cross-cutting controls, linked by how they relate: implements, aligns with, stricter than, superseded by.
Every regime opens to its articles and down to individual clauses, so an obligation can be traced to the text that imposes it.
Enforcement actions and regulatory developments as they land, each tied back to the regimes it affects.
Questions
Who is Atlas for?
Compliance and legal teams, regulatory consultants who need to establish scope before commitment. Most useful early, when the question is still “does this reach us at all?”
Where does the content come from?
Regulators’ own publications. Entries quote the published text and link back to it, so you can check any claim against the source rather than trusting a paraphrase. Nothing in the corpus is model-written.
How current is the data?
A sweep runs every few days across 361 regulator and 199 news sources. Coverage is uneven by design: we add a jurisdiction when we can source it properly.
What does it cost?
Access is by request: tell us about your team on the request access form and we’ll be in touch.
Can I share what I find?
Yes. Save an exploration to your account, share a link, or export a PDF that reads fine without an Atlas login.
What Atlas will not do
Atlas will not say if you comply, score your risk, or stand in for your lawyers. Only scope and sources - the judgement stays yours.
Two steps on from the map
Atlas is the reference layer. These are the onward moves.
Knowing the rules is only half of it.
Atlas maps which regimes apply to you. The Aegis Trace platform proves you followed them, capturing each automated decision, its reasoning and its human sign-off into a tamper-proof certificate your auditors and regulators can verify independently.
Transparent. Explainable. Auditable. Tamper-proof.
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Pick where you operate and what you build. The map does the rest.
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