Meet your regulatory obligations from the processes that carry them.

Regulated organisations answer to several regimes at once. Each asks different questions, with its own auditor, evidence format and definition of proof, yet the answers trace back to the same processes, owners, systems, suppliers and controls. IGX360 Insights models that structure once, so every framework works from a shared, defensible view and evidence is built once and reused.

DORA asks financial entities to manage ICT risk, including ICT third-party risk, through an integrated framework of controls, testing, registers and evidence. The opportunity is to connect those requirements to the functions, processes, systems and suppliers that regulated services depend on, so the register is a living view and not a standalone artefact.

Firms identify important business services, set impact tolerances, understand the resources behind each service and use scenario testing to show they can stay within tolerance during severe but plausible disruption. That evidence starts from knowing which processes, systems and third parties sit behind each important business service. IGX360 Insights makes those dependencies visible in one place.

EU AI Act duties depend on the system, its intended purpose, the role the organisation plays and how the system is deployed and governed. Meeting them means tracing that context through the operating model: AI system, intended use, process, accountable role, human oversight, control and evidence. IGX360 Insights connects that chain, so AI is deployed where accountability is already defined.

FDA's QMSR incorporates ISO 13485:2016 into 21 CFR Part 820, which changes the quality-system and inspection context for medical-device manufacturers. It is a chance to show that the documented quality system and the processes that run it are aligned. IGX360 Insights connects the documented quality system to the process records and evidence behind it.

GxP compliance is shown by approved procedures together with the records and evidence that they are followed consistently. Keeping procedures, systems, responsibilities and execution aligned makes inspections routine. IGX360 Insights gives pharmaceutical and biotechnology organisations one evidenced view of their documented processes and the records that support them.

The Telecommunications (Security) Act 2021 and the Security Measures Regulations set security duties for public telecoms providers, reaching into network operations, supply chain and incident response. The Telecommunications Security Code of Practice gives detailed guidance and Ofcom monitors and enforces. IGX360 Insights traces each duty through to the network operations processes that carry it out.

UK organisations may fall within the UK NIS framework depending on their activities and designation, and EU operations may separately fall within NIS2 where the scope criteria are met. NIS2 widens who counts as an essential or important entity and sets tighter incident-reporting timelines. Those timelines are easiest to meet when you already know which processes an affected system supports. IGX360 Insights keeps those dependencies current.

A safety management system is strongest when it is connected to daily operations. Keeping documented procedures and everyday practice aligned is what an SMS is designed to support, and it makes audits and occurrence reviews straightforward. IGX360 Insights keeps the documented management system and the operational picture side by side.

Energy operators may be subject to cyber-resilience requirements including the UK NIS framework, EU NIS2 and sector-specific obligations, depending on jurisdiction, entity type and activity. This is a compliance domain, not one legal instrument. For organisations in scope, resilience is easier to evidence when you understand how network and information systems support essential operational services and can trace obligations through to them. IGX360 Insights connects that trace.

Privacy compliance is strongest when an organisation can show why processing takes place, who is accountable, which systems and suppliers are involved, which controls operate and what evidence shows they are working: processing activity, purpose, legal basis, process, owner, system, supplier, control and evidence. IGX360 Insights connects that chain.