Google patents privacy checker that auto-fixes server data rules

1. A computing system, the computing system comprising: one or more processors; and one or more computer-readable media storing instructions that are executable to cause the one or more processors to perform operations, the operations comprising: deploying a plurality of privacy agents including at least a first privacy agent and a second privacy agent; receiving, from the plurality of privacy agents, system metric data comprising compute metrics associated with a plurality of compute resources comprising at least a first compute resource located in a first geographic region and a second compute resource located in a second geographic region, wherein the compute metrics are based on at least one of settings and functions of the first compute resource and the second compute resource; comparing the system metric data to current privacy state requirements that are based on organizational privacy settings, wherein the current privacy state requirements comprise a first set of requirements associated with the first geographic region and a second set of requirements associated with the second geographic region; generating a real-time risk profile for the computing system by comparing the system metric data to the current privacy state requirements to determine that at least the first compute resource is not in compliance with the first set of requirements; based on the real-time risk profile, generating a configuration file to spin up a new compute resource that is in compliance with the current privacy state requirements; and executing the configuration file to spin up the new compute resource to maintain compliance with the current privacy state requirements.