News:
On October 7, 2025, at the Stock Exchange Centre in Warsaw, GRC leaders from various industries met at the invitation of Exim IT to jointly discuss how to build modern, resilient, and compliant organizations.
The discussion continued until late in the evening and highlighted the dynamic changes in the regulatory and organizational landscape within the data world.
Key topics included the transformation of the Compliance Officer’s role, the impact of technology on GRC practices, and the need to foster an interdisciplinary culture of shared responsibility:
- How has the role of the Compliance Officer evolved, and how will it change in the age of AI?
- How to integrate compliance with IT and build interdisciplinary teams that genuinely support the organization’s strategy?
- Should the AI Act, DSA, and Data Act be implemented in stages or as a package?
Companies that can link GRC with strategic objectives gain greater resilience, predictability, and competitive advantage. Technology – including AI – is becoming significant support; however, the human factor and organizational maturity remain key elements of effective compliance.
Now it’s time for the next step – a White Paper, in which we will summarize the most important conclusions from the discussions and insights from our experts, providing practical answers on how to transform compliance from an Excel spreadsheet into an integral part of an organization’s strategy and DNA.
Today, GRC maturity is no longer merely a measure of regulatory compliance – it is an indicator of an organization’s ability to achieve its goals in a predictable, ethical, and risk-resilient manner.