AWS Data Exchange is a service designed to facilitate the exchange of data between data providers and subscribers. In this scenario, the Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) can act as data providers, publishing their compliance reports as data products. The AI company can subscribe to these products. When a new report is published, AWS Data Exchange generates an event in Amazon EventBridge. This event can be used to trigger an AWS Lambda function or an Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) topic to send an email notification to the company, directly meeting the specified requirement.

1. AWS Data Exchange Documentation: "Subscribing to data products in AWS Data Exchange." This page describes the core functionality of subscribing to third-party data. The section "Tutorial: Subscribing to a product" outlines the process a customer would follow.

Source: AWS Data Exchange User Guide.

2. AWS Data Exchange Documentation: "Monitoring AWS Data Exchange events with Amazon EventBridge." This document explicitly states

"When a provider publishes a new revision to a data set that you're subscribed to

AWS Data Exchange sends an event to Amazon EventBridge." It further explains how to create rules to react to these events

such as sending notifications.

Source: AWS Data Exchange User Guide.

3. AWS Audit Manager Documentation: "What Is AWS Audit Manager?" The first paragraph states

"AWS Audit Manager helps you continuously audit your AWS usage to simplify how you assess risk and compliance with regulations and industry standards." This confirms its purpose is for auditing one's own environment.

Source: AWS Audit Manager User Guide.

4. AWS Artifact Documentation: "What is AWS Artifact?" The introduction clarifies

"AWS Artifact is your go-to

central resource for compliance-related information... It provides on-demand access to AWS’ security and compliance reports..." This specifies the source of reports as AWS itself.

Source: AWS Artifact User Guide.