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The CSRD expands sustainability reporting requirements across the EU. It introduces European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), requiring companies to disclose detailed information on environmental, social, and governance performance.
Integration with annual financial reports.
CSRD reshapes corporate transparency – investors, regulators, and customers expect reliable ESG data.
We guide organisations through CSRD/ESRS readiness, data collection, and reporting frameworks. [See our ESG & Sustainability Services]
We provide gap assessments, resilience frameworks, and TLPT preparation. [See our Digital & ICT Resilience Services]
The NIS2 Directive strengthens EU cybersecurity rules, expanding scope to more sectors and entities. It sets stricter obligations for incident prevention, detection, and response.
NIS2 raises the bar on cybersecurity across the EU, with fines and personal liability for leaders.
We deliver compliance frameworks, incident response planning, and governance advisory. [See our Digital & ICT Resilience Services]
The EU Cybersecurity Act establishes a framework for EU-wide certification of ICT products, services, and processes, providing assurance of resilience and security.
Certification provides trust and harmonises standards across the EU.
We prepare organisations for certification readiness and align ICT risk frameworks. [See our Digital & ICT Resilience Services]
The AI Act is the first comprehensive law regulating artificial intelligence, based on a risk-classification model. It sets strict obligations for high-risk AI systems.
The AI Act will set the global standard for responsible AI – ensuring innovation with safeguards.
We classify AI systems, design governance, and prepare conformity assessments. [See our AI Governance & Data Services]
The EU AML framework combats money laundering and terrorist financing, with harmonised rules across Member States. A new Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) will directly supervise high-risk institutions.
The EU is moving toward uniform AML supervision, with tougher enforcement.
We design AML governance frameworks, risk assessments, and regulator readiness. [See our AML & Financial Regulation Services]
Provides a framework for organisations to manage environmental responsibilities systematically.
Continuous monitoring and improvement.
Aligns with CSRD and ESG reporting, demonstrating environmental accountability.
We design ISO 14001-aligned frameworks integrated with ESG.
We design ISO 14001-aligned frameworks integrated with ESG.
Incident response and corrective action.
Complements EU workplace safety directives, reduces risks, improves culture.
We embed ISO 45001 practices within broader EHS governance.
The leading global standard for information security, aligned with GDPR and NIS2.
Independent certification for assurance.
Demonstrates robust data protection, supports regulatory compliance.
We integrate ISO 27001 with DORA/NIS2 frameworks.
Ensures organisations can continue operations during disruption.
Testing and exercising.
Complements DORA’s resilience requirements and NIS2 obligations.
We build ISO 22301-aligned continuity frameworks into resilience programmes.
Europe’s cornerstone data protection law, governing how personal data is collected, processed, and stored.
Any AI or digital project intersects with GDPR obligations.
We integrate GDPR into AI, data, and ICT resilience frameworks.
Regulates access, sharing, and portability of data in the EU.
Regulates access, sharing, and portability of data in the EU.
Impacts AI training datasets and digital business models.
We align data governance with AI Act and GDPR.
Certification under the Cybersecurity Act can help demonstrate compliance with NIS2 obligations.
AI systems that use personal data must comply with GDPR obligations – DPIAs often overlap with AI risk assessments.
ICT resilience is stronger when aligned with internationally recognised information security and continuity standards.
ESG disclosures must include environmental and workplace safety data – ISO standards provide frameworks.
