Tremau Compliance
2024: The year of compliance
Take a decisive step towards compliance with online regulations and avoid headlines & fines.
Roadmap for compliance
Understand your obligations
Translate legislations into operational insights
Assess your compliance readiness
Understand where you stand today, identifying your areas of vulnerability
Update your moderation processes
Implement purpose-built moderation tools to maximise efficiency and compliance
How can you achieve DSA compliance?
The Digital Services Act (DSA) is an EU legislation that seeks to regulate online services, by introducing obligations related to content moderation, transparency, terms and conditions, and more. Its purpose is to create a safer and more accountable digital space while promoting innovation and competition.
Book a 30 minute free consultation and get access to our DSA self assessment to find out your gaps
- Developed and tested by our advisory team
- Translates legalese into operational actions
- Rapidly generates a heat map to visualise your compliance gaps
- Understand your compliance gaps are and how to efficiently close them
Fast changing regulatory landscape
UK Online Safety Act
The UK Online Safety Act is a new law that lays down rules to protect users from online illegal content and activity, as well to protect children from harmful content online. The law will apply to a range of services with users in the UK, and has the overarching goal of empowering users, increasing transparency and accountability, and protecting freedom of expression.
Australian Online Safety Act
The Australian Online Safety Act spells out significant implications for online service providers by introducing requirements that made them accountable for the safety of their users. Its aim is to protect against online harm, keeping pace with abusive behaviour and toxic content.
Singapore Online Safety Bill
The Singapore Online Safety Bill is a comprehensive legislative measure designed to regulate online communication services (OCSs). The bill empowers the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) to require providers to minimize users' exposure to harmful content, provide effective reporting and resolution mechanisms, and submit annual online safety reports.
Book a 30 minute free consultation to find out which regulations are relevant to you and find out your gaps.
Tremau’s moderation operating system
The ultimate compliant Trust & Safety platform
- Moderate all content, no matter the source of detection, in one place
- Streamline your moderation process
- Generate operational efficiencies (of up to 50%)
- Achieve better control and transparency
- Ensure consistent application of their Terms of Service and Community Guidelines
- Generate operational efficiencies and customise queue management and prioritisation rules (of up to 50%)
Prefer not to change your moderation interface?
Tremau has you covered with Nima light -Simply delegate to us your compliance to regulations without switching moderation interface.
- Transparency reporting (DSA, OSA, …);
- EU statement of reasons database;
- Connection to LEA platforms to report illegal content (PERCI, Pharos, …);
- Connection to out-of-court dispute bodies;
- Analytics dashboard
Our articles about global regulations
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