Training
Mapping the EU digital-compliance landscape.
In half a day, a structured overview of the main regimes governing digital activity in the Union — AI Act, GDPR, DORA, NIS2, DSA, DMA. The goal: to see which apply to your organisation, on what timeline, and where to start.
- Format
- In-house, on site or remote
- Duration
- Half a day
- Audience
- Management, business, legal — mixed profiles
- Language
- French or English
- Handout
- Mapping provided to participants
What we cover
AI Act Regulation (EU) 2024/1689
The framework for artificial intelligence
Scope, provider and deployer roles, risk scale, timeline. What the text requires — and what it does not.
GDPR Digital Omnibus
Data protection
Where it connects with the other regimes, and where digital projects touch it without noticing.
DORA · NIS2
Resilience & cybersecurity
Digital operational resilience (financial sector) and the cybersecurity obligations of “essential” and “important” entities.
DSA · DMA
Digital services & markets
What the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act require — and of whom.
Synthesis
Who is concerned by what
The closing exercise: place your organisation on this map, identify the applicable regimes and the first priorities.
Formats
Main format Half-day
In-house briefing
The session described here: a structured overview of the regimes, adapted to your sector and your uses.
Management committee 90 minutes
Executive briefing
A tighter version for a management committee: what these regimes change for the organisation, and the decisions to make.
By invitation
Conferences & events
Talks at conferences, seminars and continuing-education programmes, on the same overview.
Who it is for
General management Management committee
To gain an overview before launching compliance projects in scattered order.
Business Product · IT
Those whose digital projects cross several regimes without always realising it.
Legal Compliance · DPO
To set a common baseline and connect texts that overlap, rather than treating them in silos.
Federations Organisations
That want to equip their members or teams on the regulatory landscape.
Pricing not yet set. The vocational-training funding framework (Qualiopi certification and OPCO funding in France; training vouchers and paid educational leave in Belgium) must be verified before being announced.