In this episode, host Sylvain Kalache sits down with Laura Woo, founder of Dora Report, to explore one of the most significant regulatory shifts in the European financial sector—DORA, the Digital Operational Resilience Act. As financial institutions face increasing cyber threats and digital disruptions, DORA aims to ensure these organizations are prepared to respond, recover, and remain resilient.

Laura shares what DORA means for financial entities and critical third-party providers, the regulation’s core pillars, and how businesses can start preparing today. Whether you’re already navigating compliance or just learning about DORA, this episode is packed with actionable insights.

This episode explores the evolving intersection of AI-generated content and US election integrity. Joining us are experts in cybersecurity, digital behavior, and election infrastructure who will help us understand how deepfakes and misinformation campaigns are shaping public perception and the very act of voting.

In this episode, Bart Farrell and Sylvain Kalache interview Patty Tehrani, Regulatory Compliance Content Producer, about the APRA (American Privacy Rights Act).

The AI Act comes as the first comprehensive regulation of AI by a major regulator. This episode explores the framework this AI act is leveraging, how it applies to businesses and technologies, how the law will be enforced, and much more.

In this episode, we dive into the world of intelligent document processing (IDP) with Jonathan Grandperrin, CEO and co-founder of  @mindeeapi . As businesses increasingly rely on digital documentation, understanding and complying with data protection regulations like GDPR becomes paramount.

In this episode, we are joined by Chris Clark, Program Manager at The Linux Foundation, and Ram Iyengar, Chief Evangelist at Cloud Foundry Foundation. They discuss the rise of platform engineering and how open-source building blocks can help organizations design secure and compliant IDPs.

In this episode, we are joined by Evelyn de Souza, who is currently Head of Privacy and AI Governance at Oracle SaaS Cloud. We discuss how companies can turn security, privacy, and compliance into brand differentiators, enabling companies to achieve a quantifiable ROI.

In this episode, our guests are Julie Trias Co-Founder & CTO, and Elizabeth Nammour Co-Founder & CEO of Teleskope.

In this episode, we discuss personal data exchange between Europe and the US, and a world where European companies may not be able to use American internet services.

In 2020 European canceled the Privacy Shield agreement for failing to protect European citizen's personal data. Indeed, US government agencies such as the NSA had easy access to this data.

A new agreement, the Data Privacy Framework, was implemented to address that. But companies following that framework have faced confusion and higher compliance costs while this new agreement isn't addressing the issues for which the Privacy Shield was canceled.

And because there is no way for US companies to guarantee that European citizen data won't be handed out to government institutions. It is possible that Europe will eventually deny its companies from using American internet services. The implication would be massive. How would this work?

In today's episode, we are joined by Ayedo CEO Fabian Peter, who tried to stop using US-based SaaS for his business.

Fabian is a tech founder from Germany. He runs several businesses in the space of Cloud Solutions, Software Development, and IT Infrastructure with a focus on microservice and Kubernetes architectures. 

PS: this episode was recorded a few days before the new Trans-Atlantic Privacy Framework was adopted. We will record an episode to cover that.

The SaaS market is projected to grow from $251 billion in 2022 to $883 billion by 2029, and 50% of companies' apps are SaaS. But for many companies, using SaaS is not an option because of security standards and data regulation laws.

In this episode, we discuss the concept of Private SaaS, which separates the control plan and data plan so that companies can benefit from all the advantages of SaaS while keeping their data in-house.

This episode features Arul Jegadish Francis, OpsVerse co-founder, and Michel Tricot, Airbyte co-founder & CEO. Hosted by Bart Farrell and Sylvain Kalache.