{
  "summary": "Closes the loop between what Allod SWG detects in live traffic and what your RoPA actually says. The new Informationstaggar page lets non-technical staff create a detection rule without writing YARA by hand: paste a sample, pick a business-data tag, and an AI (using the same local/external LLM already wired for Settings > AI) proposes a rule you can test against the sample and deploy straight to SWG; the tag autocomplete there now reflects your actual canonical and observed tags instead of a hardcoded five-tag list. Those tags can now carry a specific data category alongside the coarse label - \"PII:email\", \"PII:health\", and so on - and when SWG reports one for a vendor, it shows up as a pending suggestion on a new Triage tab instead of being silently discarded or written straight into the legal record: you review it, and accepting it adds that category to the vendor's RoPA in one click. Also fixes three RoPA category labels that didn't match the official GDPR Art. 9 wording, and adds criminal-conviction data as its own correctly-scoped Art. 10 category alongside the special-category checklist, since it carries a different legal basis than Art. 9 and shouldn't have been missing."
}