By Hilda Gituro
Director-Compliance
Diamond Trust Bank
For decades, corporate compliance was defined by familiar priorities: anti-bribery and corruption controls, anti-money laundering systems and financial reporting safeguards. These remain essential. But they are no longer sufficient.
Across global markets, cybersecurity and data protection have emerged as among the most prominent compliance priorities, reflecting a deeper transformation in how regulatory risk is understood in a digital economy.
