US federal and state cybersecurity/privacy law MCP server with cross-state comparison
The US Code alternative for the AI age. Query 93 US federal and state statutes across all 50 states + DC + key US territories -- from CFAA and HIPAA to California's CCPA/CPRA, New York's SHIELD Act, and Texas TDPSA -- directly from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client. If you're building legal tech, compliance tools, or doing US cybersecurity/privacy research, this is your verified…
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The US Code alternative for the AI age. Query 93 US federal and state statutes across all 50 states + DC + key US territories -- from CFAA and HIPAA to California's CCPA/CPRA, New York's SHIELD Act, and Texas TDPSA -- directly from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client. If you're building legal tech, compliance tools, or doing US cybersecurity/privacy research, this is your verified reference database. Built by Ansvar Systems -- Stockholm, Sweden US cybersecurity and privacy law is…
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