Regulatory fragmentation has become one of the most pressing yet overlooked concerns for global organisations, particularly as governments introduce differing cybersecurity laws. The issue lies not in the creation per se, but in the fact that these rules and regulations are developed in silos. Every country has its own perspective, shaped by the nation’s needs and interests, political priorities, and security concerns, resulting in a patchwork of regulations that companies must comply with. For businesses operating across borders, this complexity in governance and compliance carries real-world consequences that affect every aspect of the organisation. In 2018, the European Union implemented the ...