EU and UK obligations, 17 markets for device classification, rule set 16 September 2026

Your cybersecurity, privacy, AI, and medical device rules, mapped in minutes

The Qity Compliance Radar shows which EU and UK cybersecurity laws, data protection rules, product safety duties, and AI Act requirements apply to your company. Tell us your size, markets, sector, and what you build, and see what is law today, what starts on a known date, and which standards and certifications your buyers will ask for. If you make a medical device or an IVD, the Radar also classifies it across 17 markets.

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Choose your depth

The first three routes build on each other: each one asks everything the shorter route asks, and more. The fourth classifies a medical device or an IVD in the markets you choose.

One minute scan

About 1 minute

Your organisation only: where you are, how big you are, what sector you are in, and whether you touch personal data, software, or AI.

  • 8 to 10 questions, no product detail
  • The headline laws that apply to your organisation
  • A first, practical security baseline to aim for
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Quick scan

About 5 minutes

Everything in the one minute scan, plus the horizontal picture across data protection, network security, product security, and AI.

  • About 15 questions
  • Cross-sector laws and dated future obligations
  • Good enough to brief a board
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In-depth mapping

15 to 20 minutes

Everything in the quick scan, plus sector and product depth: market access, supply chain, transfers, resilience, and the standards behind your conformity route.

  • Sector-specific and product-specific obligations
  • Country-level and product-category branching
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Device classification

About 5 minutes per market

Find out whether your product is a medical device or an IVD, which risk class it falls in and under which rule, and what follows, for the markets you choose.

  • Qualification, class, and the rule cited
  • Software, and how the AI Act fits in
  • 17 markets, including the EU, UK, and US
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