Compliance Frameworks

European Private Equity firms and Family Offices operate within an increasingly complex web of cybersecurity and data protection regulations. The introduction of the NIS2 Directive has brought portfolio companies across 18 sectors into mandatory compliance scope. DORA has imposed prescriptive ICT risk management obligations on financial entities. Strengthened GDPR enforcement has made data protection a board-level concern for any entity processing personal data of EU residents. And institutional investors increasingly require ISO 27001 certification as a baseline condition of engagement.

These frameworks are not independent. They share common control objectives, overlapping reporting obligations, and complementary governance requirements. When addressed in isolation — as large consultancies typically propose — the result is redundant effort, inconsistent security outcomes, and compliance costs that erode fund returns without proportionate risk reduction. Intarmour's integrated approach recognises these overlaps and delivers unified programmes that satisfy multiple regulatory requirements through a single, coherent security architecture.

Each engagement begins with a comprehensive regulatory mapping exercise: identifying which frameworks apply to your specific entity structure, assessing current compliance posture against each framework's requirements, and designing an implementation roadmap that addresses gaps efficiently. Where frameworks overlap — and they overlap substantially — we implement shared controls that satisfy multiple requirements simultaneously, reducing both implementation cost and ongoing compliance burden.