Financial Regulators Worldwide Are Getting the Legal Right...
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New laws like DORA and the UK Financial Services and Markets Bill give regulators the legal power to demand evidence of uptime, inspect game day results and direct or even bar critical cloud providers such as AWS GCP and Azure, with fines and market bans as enforcement. Regulators target concentration risk—three providers and an AWS Ireland hotspot—and encourage cloud vendors to offer finance‑scoped services; SRE practices, measurable SLIs and documented recovery playbooks become the currencies regulators expect.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:11New legal powers globally
- 2:55Speaker background
- 5:24Operational resilience laws
- 7:48Why new laws
- 10:55Laws for cloud providers
- 13:28Impact on cloud providers
- 16:18SRE discipline crucial
- 19:48Key takeaways
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