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Digital Law Scan
Digital Law Scan

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What is the
Digital Law Scan?

Digital regulations  are evolving at an unprecedented pace. With new laws such as DORA, the Data Act, the AI Act, and the Cyber Resilience Act, businesses must tackle complex legal requirements to stay compliant.

Our Digital Law Scan provides a clear, structured, and efficient gap analysis to help you assess your compliance status and prioritise actions.

Why choose the Digital Law Scan?

Comprehensive Overview

Gain a detailed assessment of (future) applicable digital regulations relevant to your business.

 

Actionable Insights

Receive a clear compliance roadmap with concrete steps and priorities, ready to implement.

 

 

Expert Guidance

Work with our specialised consultants, each contributing their expertise to provide you with the most up-to-date insights across all digital regulations.

How does the Digital Law Scan work?

Understanding and keeping up with digital regulations can feel overwhelming. With new laws being introduced frequently, businesses often struggle to determine what applies to them and what actions to take. Our structured approach ensures you get the clarity and direction needed to stay compliant without the hassle.

01 - Intake interview with SPOC

We start with an in-depth discussion with your business’s key contact (e.g., Head of Compliance). Our consultants will assess your current position using a structured questionnaire.

Which regulations are in scope?

Understanding which laws apply to your organisation is essential. Below is a breakdown of the key regulations covered by the Digital Law Scan:

    1. DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act)
      Ensures financial entities strengthen their IT risk management and cyber resilience, minimising disruption risks in the financial sector.

    2. Data Act
      Establishes new rules on data sharing and access, promoting fair and competitive data-driven markets while ensuring data protection.

    3. Data Governance Act
      Facilitates trusted data sharing mechanisms, encouraging businesses to exchange data in a secure and ethical manner.

    4. Digital Markets Act (DMA)
      Targets large digital platforms (‘gatekeepers’), enforcing fair competition and preventing market abuse.

    5. Digital Services Act (DSA)
      Sets new obligations for online platforms to combat illegal content, enhance transparency, and protect digital consumers.

    6. Cyber Resilience Act
      Strengthens cybersecurity requirements for hardware and software products to protect businesses and consumers from cyber threats.

    7. AI Act
      Establishes a risk-based framework for AI development and use, ensuring AI applications are safe, transparent, and compliant with EU values.

Who is this scan for?

Staying compliant with digital regulations isn’t just a legal necessity—it’s a strategic advantage. Whether you’re responsible for compliance, cybersecurity, or business strategy, the Digital Law Scan provides the insights you need to make informed decisions and take proactive action.

Our CRANIUM Legal Specialists.

Lisa De Smet

LISA DE SMET

Head of Legal 

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Gwenna Chavatte

Principal Privacy & Digital Law Consultant

Simon Geens

SIMON GEENS

Senior Privacy & Digital Law Consultant

Frequently Asked Questions.

Which regulations does the Digital Law Scan cover?

Our scan covers major EU digital laws, including DORA, the Data Act, the Data Governance Act, the Digital Markets Act, the Digital Services Act, the Cyber Resilience Act, and the AI Act.

Reach out to us if a law you need reviewed is not in this list. 

Take action today.

Don’t let EU regulation slow you down. Ensure compliance, minimise risks, and gain clarity with our Digital Law Scan.

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