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About RisqBase
Most compliance tools give you fragments. RALIA connects your assessments, operations, risks, and regulatory changes into a single intelligence platform. Built by compliance professionals, for compliance professionals.
GDPR fines issued since 2018
GDPR fines in 2024 alone
Average cost of a data breach (IBM, 2025)
of SMEs conduct regular GDPR audits
Sources: DLA Piper GDPR Fines and Data Breach Survey, January 2026. IAPP Privacy Governance Report, 2025. IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report, 2025.
Our Story
Compliance is broken, and the professionals tasked with making it work know this better than anyone. Since the General Data Protection Regulation came into force in 2018, supervisory authorities across Europe have issued over EUR 5.88 billion in fines (DLA Piper GDPR Fines and Data Breach Survey, January 2026). Yet despite these mounting penalties, only 35% of small and medium-sized enterprises conduct regular GDPR audits (IAPP Privacy Governance Report). The gap between regulatory expectation and organisational readiness is not closing. It is widening.
The daily reality for Data Protection Officers, CISOs, and compliance teams is a patchwork of disconnected tools, manual spreadsheets, and processes that were designed for a regulatory environment that no longer exists. A DPIA lives in one system. Training records sit in another. Risk registers occupy a third. Vendor assessments are scattered across email threads. When a regulator asks for a holistic view of compliance posture, the response is weeks of frantic assembly, not a confident answer.
The arrival of the EU AI Act has compounded the challenge. According to the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), setting up a Quality Management System for high-risk AI compliance under the Act costs between EUR 193,000 and EUR 330,000. For organisations already stretched thin on GDPR alone, layering on a second major regulatory framework with its own assessment methodologies, documentation requirements, and risk classifications is not a minor adjustment. It demands a fundamentally different approach.
That is why we built RALIA. Not as another siloed tool, but as a platform where every compliance activity shares intelligence with every other. Assessments feed into operations. Regulatory changes link to affected assessments. Incidents connect to risks. Training gaps surface automatically. This is what connected compliance intelligence looks like.
Our Mission
“To make expert-grade connected compliance intelligence accessible to every organisation, regardless of size, budget, or internal resources.”
Origin
RisqBase was founded after watching organisations struggle with the same problem over and over: compliance knowledge was locked behind expensive consultants and enterprise software that only the largest companies could afford. The regulations applied to everyone, but the tools to comply with them did not.
RALIA was built on the belief that the answer was not another siloed tool, but a platform where every compliance activity, from assessments to incidents to vendor reviews, feeds intelligence back into the whole. That belief shapes every product decision we make.
Our Principles
The principles that shape everything we build.
We do not bolt modules together after the fact. Every part of RALIA is built to share intelligence with every other part. An assessment informs your risk register. An incident surfaces training gaps. A regulatory change maps to affected operations. This is not integration. This is architecture.
Our prices are published. Our methodology is documented. Our AI explains its reasoning. We do not hide behind "contact sales" walls or opaque scoring models. If you cannot see how a compliance tool works, you cannot verify it.
GDPR and the AI Act apply to organisations of every size, yet most compliance platforms price out everyone below enterprise. With over 28,000 DPOs needed across Europe (IAPP Study), the demand for accessible compliance tooling far outstrips supply. RALIA delivers the same depth of analysis at a fraction of the cost.
Our AI engine handles the heavy analysis: classifying risks, creating assessment drafts, surfacing regulatory impacts. But every final decision stays with your compliance team. AI should make experts faster, not replace their judgement.
RisqBase d.o.o. is headquartered in Zagreb, Croatia, and your data is primarily stored within the European Union and the United Kingdom. Where processing involves providers outside the EU and UK — including our AI partners — those transfers are protected by Standard Contractual Clauses and the EU-US Data Privacy Framework.
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