Compliance
Meet regulatory requirements
Ensure Raphtory deployments comply with GDPR, SOC2, HIPAA, and other regulations.
GDPR Compliance
General Data Protection Regulation (EU)
Right to Erasure
Implement node/edge deletion:
Data Minimization
Only store necessary properties:
Data Access Logs
Track who accessed what data:
Data Retention
Automatically delete old data:
SOC 2 Compliance
System and Organization Controls
Access Control
Audit Trail
Encryption at Rest
Encryption in Transit
All communication over TLS (see Network Security)
HIPAA Compliance
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (US Healthcare)
PHI Encryption
Access Logging
Business Associate Agreement (BAA)
Ensure cloud providers sign BAA (AWS, GCP, Azure all offer HIPAA-compliant services)
PCI DSS
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
Tokenize Sensitive Data
Network Segmentation
Run Raphtory in isolated network:
General Compliance Best Practices
1. Data Classification
Label data by sensitivity:
2. Retention Policies
Document and enforce:
3. Regular Audits
4. Incident Response
Compliance Checklist
- Data classification implemented
- Encryption at rest and in transit
- Access controls (RBAC) enforced
- Audit logging comprehensive and immutable
- Data retention policies automated
- Right to erasure implemented (GDPR)
- Security training for team
- Incident response plan documented
- Regular audits scheduled
- Third-party agreements (BAA, DPA) signed
See Also
- Authentication - Access control
- Authorization - RBAC
- Network Security - Network policies
- Logging - Audit trails