In today’s in-depth lesson we explore how compliance and governance have become core architectural concerns. Learn how to design systems that are compliant by design rather than trying to retrofit regulations later.

You’ll learn:

Why compliance must be embedded into architecture from the start

Deep dive into GDPR principles and how they map to architectural decisions

SOC 2, HIPAA, and other key standards

Architectural patterns for data protection, access control, auditing, and breach notification

How to document compliance decisions using ADRs

Practical governance frameworks and a 30/90-day compliance roadmap

Balancing compliance with cost, speed, and innovation

Homework:

Review one of your current systems against GDPR’s key principles (data minimization, consent, right to erasure, etc.) and identify at least two architectural improvements you can make.

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