Live webinar: DORA and EU AI Act compliance for FSIs

DORA and the EU AI Act set strict requirements for how data is stored, managed, and accessed, yet many businesses are still relying on fragmented systems and siloed data.

This makes it difficult to demonstrate resilience, transparency, and accountability.

Under DORA, financial institutions must prove they can maintain operational continuity even during cyber incidents, outages, or third-party failures. That requires a complete understanding of where data resides, how it is backed up, and whether recovery processes are reliable. Unfortunately, legacy storage and inconsistent governance often leave gaps that regulators will not tolerate.

Meanwhile, the EU AI Act demands robust data governance to ensure AI systems are trained on accurate, unbiased, and traceable information. Organisations without strong data lineage and audit trails risk fines and reputational damage if they cannot prove compliance.

The challenge is not just regulatory pressure but the operational reality; many organisations lack the tools to unify, classify, and control their data. These challenges include:

Challenge	Current state	Consequences
Fragmented tooling	Analysts swivel chair between tools, tickets and spreadsheets.	Context gets lost, MTTR drifts.
Offline, brittle evidence	Screenshots / SharePoint folders aren't linked to tickets/changes.	No immutable trail, painful audits and rework.
Audit fatigue	Manual evidence collection.	Consumes 15-25% analyst time, pushing MTTR up by 20-40% and driving SLA breaches.
Point-in-Time compliance	Controls checked at audit time, not continuously.	Coverage is unknown, evidence freshness unclear, exceptions slip/expire.
Executive capacity	MTTR / MTTD and control coverage sit in different tools; no single page for risk exceptions and audit readiness.	ISO 27001, PCI, GDPR/NIST/DORA compliance at-risk.

Without investing in resilient, intelligent data management, compliance remains a costly, complex struggle for many organisations.

During this informative webinar, Elastic and Mindbridge Consulting will outline how they help clients with: 

• Faster service delivery through streamlined compliance workflows designed to eliminate bottlenecks, improving customer resolution times and satisfaction scores.
• Significant cost avoidance by eliminating £60k-200k in annual compliance overhead through automation of manual audit tasks and evidence collection.
• Regulatory protection shield: Continuous GDPR/UK-GDPR/DORA/NIS2 monitoring and in-ticket evidence reduce violation risk and strengthen customer trust.
• Accelerated growth potential: Pre-built control mappings and evidence packs help teams enter regulated industries and new EU/UK markets faster.
• Future-proof operations: Automated compliance infrastructure scales seamlessly as your customer base grows without proportional cost increases.