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The Formiti Global Data Privacy Podcast
Are Global Operations Setting Single DPOs Up to Fail? Why Team-Based DPO Services Are Now Essential
Join Rob and Annie and they take a Deep Dive into the traditional model of employing a single Data Protection Officer is no longer sufficient for organisations navigating a fragmented global regulatory landscape.
Thailand AI Regulation 2026: Essential Compliance Guide for Decision Makers
Join Annie and Rob as they unpack the high-stakes world of digital governance in the heart of Southeast Asia. In this episode, they break down the Thailand AI Regulation 2026: Essential Compliance Guide for Decision Makers, translating complex legal jargon into...
Ireland’s New AI Act: A Practical Compliance Blueprint for Global Organisations
In this episode annie and Rob unwrap how the Irish framework plugs into the EU AI Act, the role of the new AI Office of Ireland, and why international companies need to think about AI, data protection and fundamental rights together rather than in silos.
Data Privacy in Hospitality Series Part 3: Health Resorts & Spas – The Sanctuary of Sensitive Data
Data Privacy in Hospitality: Health Data Privacy in Wellness" In the final installment of our series, Annie and Rob enter the most high-risk environment in hospitality: Health Resorts and Spas. Here, the data being processed isn't just about room preferences—it’s...
Data Privacy in Hospitality Series Part 2: Restaurants & Dining – The Menu of Digital Risks
Data Privacy in Restaurants: The Menu of Digital Risks" In an industry where personal data is served with every course—from table bookings to loyalty apps—the stakes for non-compliance have never been higher. Join Annie and Rob for Part 2 of our series as they unwrap...
The Hotel Ecosystem – Safeguarding the Guest Personal Data Journey
From the moment a guest browses a room to the moment they complete a post-stay survey, they leave a trail of digital footprints. In this episode, Annie and Rob unwrap the complex “Hotel Ecosystem” to reveal where that data goes and how to protect it.
The New Compliance Frontier: Structuring Your Organization for the AI Era
Artificial Intelligence has graduated. It is no longer a niche experiment in the R&D lab—it is the core operational engine of the modern enterprise.
Consequently, the “set it and forget it” approach to compliance is obsolete.
Leveling Up Compliance: Navigating NIS2 and the Cyber Resilience Act in the Gaming Sector
For years, gaming studios prioritized low latency and high engagement. Now, they must prioritize resilience. With the dual enforcement of the NIS2 Directive and the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), the EU has effectively changed the rules of the game.
Proposed Revisions to GDPR and Other Digital Rules Under the ‘Digital Omnibus’ Package
For years, the critique has been consistent: The EU’s digital rulebook is too dense, too complex, and is stifling economic growth. In late 2025, Brussels finally responded.
Prompted by the stark warnings of the 2024 Draghi Report on European competitiveness, the Commission has released the “Digital Omnibus” package
The Global AI Procurement Playbook: Governance, Security, and Risk Management
The rules of engagement have changed. Traditional software procurement is binary—a tool either works, or it doesn’t. AI procurement is probabilistic.
You aren’t just buying code; you are buying statistical outcomes. How do you draft a contract for a tool that works 95% of the time, hallucinates 4% of the time, and exhibits bias the remaining 1%?
The Great Collision: Why 2025 is the Year Privacy and AI Governance Finally Crashed
We are now living through “The Great Collision”—the moment where the unstoppable force of AI innovation has slammed into the immovable object of Global Privacy Law.
Malaysia’s Data Privacy Awakening: A 2025 Compliance Guide for International Organizations
Following the full implementation of the PDPA Amendment Act in June 2025, the “light touch” era of Malaysian data regulation is over. The country has aggressively aligned itself with global standards like the GDPR, significantly raising the stakes for any business