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UPCOMING DEADLINES: NIS2: Oct 2024 | EU AI Act (Prohibitions): Nov 2024 | DORA: Jan 2025

4.5M

Companies in Scope of NIS2

€35M

Max AI Act Fines

50k+

Entities Reporting under CSRD

Impacted Sectors

Financial Services

DORA, MiCA, Basel III Endgame

Technology

EU AI Act, DMA, DSA

Critical Infrastructure

NIS2, CER Directive

Retail & Manufacturing

CSRD, CSDDD

Latest Directives

EU AI Act

The world's first comprehensive AI law classifies systems by risk.

DORA

Digital Operational Resilience Act for financial entities.

CSRD

Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and double materiality.

NIS2

Expanding the scope of EU cybersecurity requirements.

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Compare Regulatory Frameworks

Understanding divergence across jurisdictions is critical for multinational operations.

Framework	Jurisdiction	Primary Focus	Status
GDPR	EU	Data Privacy (Opt-in)	Enforced
CCPA/CPRA	California (US)	Data Privacy (Opt-out)	Enforced
EU AI Act	EU	AI Risk Categorization	Phased (2024-2026)

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Common Questions

Does the EU AI Act apply to US companies?

Yes, due to its extraterritorial reach. If your AI system's output is used within the EU, or if you place the system on the EU market, you are subject to the Act regardless of where your company is headquartered.

What is 'Double Materiality' in CSRD?

It means companies must report both on how sustainability issues affect their business performance (financial materiality) and how their operations affect people and the environment (impact materiality).

Are cloud providers covered by DORA?

Yes. DORA introduces an oversight framework for Critical ICT Third-Party Providers (CTPPs), which explicitly includes major cloud service providers, bringing them under direct EU supervision.

Regulatory Glossary

Key terms you need to know.

Double Materiality

The requirement to report on both financial risk and external impact.

CTPP

Critical ICT Third-Party Service Provider (DORA).

Gatekeeper

Large digital platforms targeted by the DMA.

Subliminal AI

Techniques operating below consciousness (Banned under AI Act).

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Global Divergence

Tracking how different regions tackle identical tech challenges.

European Union

Precautionary principle. Ex-ante regulation (DMA, AI Act). Heavy emphasis on fundamental rights.

United States

Sectoral approach. Relies on existing agencies (FTC, SEC). Patchwork of state laws (CCPA, CPRA).

United Kingdom

Pro-innovation lean. Principles-based framework for AI. Distinct approach to online safety (OSA).

The 2024-2026 Compliance Roadmap

Q4 2024

NIS2 Transposition Deadline; AI Act prohibitions take effect.

Q1 2025

DORA enforcement begins; First wave of CSRD reports published.

2026

AI Act high-risk obligations enforced; CSDDD initial phases.

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