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DORA Article 11 tells your institution to keep records and backups for audit trails. GDPR Article 17 gives your customer the right to have them erased. Both are in force. Neither text resolves the other.
Fontvera surfaces collisions like this in seconds — article-cited, verified against the provision text, with the member-state divergence tracked underneath — before an auditor finds them for you.
9 EU regulations · 3,247 obligations mapped · 9 conflicts published — only after verification against primary sources
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If you run compliance at a payment institution, an e-money institution, a fintech, or an insurer — juggling DORA, NIS2, the AI Act, and GDPR on four different clocks:
6 hours You don't know which regulations apply across borders.
4 hours You're tracking four countries and each interprets the rules differently.
2 hours Something changed last week and you missed it.
8 hours The board wants an answer by Thursday and you're still reading.
3 hours You can't justify your advice without source citations.
Aug 2, 2026 AI Act Article 50 transparency
Oct 17, 2026 NIS2 enforcement
Jan 17, 2027 DORA enforcement
2027 Cyber Resilience Act
2028 CSDDD
Fontvera covers 9 EU regulations today. 3,247 obligations mapped. 9 verified cross-regulatory conflicts identified. When the next deadline hits, your research is already done.
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One incident. Every notification duty, deadline, and regulator side by side.
A major ICT incident at a payment institution starts three regulatory clocks at once. The Incident Clock lays them out per incident type — verified against the provision text, not summarised from memory.
| Duty | Clock | Regulator |
|---|---|---|
| DORA Art. 19 — initial notification of a major ICT incident | 4h from classification, 24h from awareness | National financial supervisor |
| GDPR Art. 33 — personal data breach notification | 72h from awareness | Data protection authority |
| NIS2 Art. 23 — early warning, where the DORA carve-out does not apply | 24h from awareness | National CSIRT or competent authority |
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