At BAS4ICT, we embed EU digital priorities into every transformation. Our services align with key frameworks and regulations, including:
- General Data Protection Regulation General Data Protection Regulation The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the cornerstone of the EU’s data protection framework. It promotes transparency, accountability, and fundamental rights in processing personal data, requiring organizations to implement data protection by design and default.
- Digital Operational Resilience Act Digital Operational Resilience Act The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is the EU’s regulatory framework for managing ICT risks in the financial sector. It imposes unified requirements on financial entities and third-party ICT service providers to ensure operational continuity and strengthen financial stability against digital disruptions.
- Artificial Intelligence Act Artificial Intelligence Act The Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) is the EU’s first legal framework on AI, ensuring safety, transparency, and accountability. It applies a risk-based approach, banning harmful uses, regulating high-risk systems, and requiring transparency for limited-risk applications. The Act promotes trustworthy, human-centric AI and supports innovation across Europe.
- Cyber Resilience Act Cyber Resilience Act The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) introduces mandatory cybersecurity requirements for digital products and services placed on the EU market. It ensures that manufacturers design secure products, manage vulnerabilities throughout the lifecycle, and provide transparency to users. The CRA addresses systemic risks across supply chains and strengthens the internal market’s resilience to cross-border cyber threats.
- Security of Network and Information Systems Security of Network and Information Systems The Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems (NIS2) establishes a high standard level of cybersecurity across the EU. It expands the scope to include essential entities, requiring them to implement risk management, incident reporting, and governance measures to enhance the resilience of public and private networks and information systems
- Digital Decade 2030 Digital Decade 2030 The Digital Decade 2030 (DD2030) sets ambitious targets across four key areas: skills, digital transformation of businesses, secure and sustainable digital infrastructures, and digitalization of public services. These targets are shared benchmarks to guide Europe’s digital maturity, resilience, and inclusive growth.
- Green ICT Green ICT The Green ICT framework is increasingly integrated into EU strategic frameworks and funding instruments. Sustainability is now a core requirement of digital transformation, emphasizing energy-efficient infrastructures, climate-neutral technologies, and environmentally responsible ICT practices — supported by ongoing research and innovation.
- Social Cohesion Social Cohesion The Social Cohesion principle is equally central to the EU’s digital agenda. Accessibility, inclusion, and equal participation in digital services are key to ensuring that no individual or region is left behind in Europe’s digital transition. This ensures that all urban and rural communities benefit from digital innovation, economic opportunity, and public services.
We support both public and private organizations in meeting compliance, strengthening resilience, and delivering responsible innovation. With 25+ years of experience in EU-aligned frameworks, we turn policy into practice, helping our clients build secure, inclusive, and future-ready digital systems.
Read our latest EU policy contribution:
BAS4ICT Position Paper on the Next Multiannual Financial Framework (March 2025)