AI Literacy for Regulated Firms
Article 4 of the EU AI Act, translated into what your staff must actually know
For firms under AI Act, DORA, and financial-services obligations
Role-mapped training with tamper-evident records, CPD credit, and an evidence pack your auditor accepts without a follow-up meeting.
Literacy, oversight, and the evidence an AI Act auditor asks for.
2 courses · AI literacy · Model assurance
Awareness that changes behaviour, and response that survives the first hour.
2 courses · Security awareness · Incident response
GDPR in the day job: lawful basis, transfers, and what to do at 2am.
2 courses · GDPR essentials · International transfers
Money laundering, sanctions, and fraud — the training a supervisor tests.
3 courses · AML and CTF · Sanctions · Fraud prevention
What the senior manager regime expects of the people who sign things.
2 courses · Conduct and culture · Board effectiveness
DORA, ICT third-party risk, and testing that the plan survives contact.
3 courses · ICT risk · Incident reporting
The most recent additions to the catalogue.
Article 4 of the EU AI Act, translated into what your staff must actually know
Auditing model-driven processes without pretending to be a data scientist
ICT risk, third-party registers, and what your board is now accountable for
What goes in the register, who owns it, and how it is kept true
Literacy, oversight, and the evidence an AI Act auditor asks for.
Article 4 of the EU AI Act, translated into what your staff must actually know
Auditing model-driven processes without pretending to be a data scientist
Awareness that changes behaviour, and response that survives the first hour.
Phishing, pretexting, and why annual click-through training does nothing
Triage, evidence, and communications while everything is still unclear
GDPR in the day job: lawful basis, transfers, and what to do at 2am.
Lawful basis, subject rights, and what to do in the first hour of a breach
Standard clauses, transfer impact assessments, and honest supplementary measures
Money laundering, sanctions, and fraud — the training a supervisor tests.
Customer due diligence, suspicious activity, and the report you must not tip off
Lists, false positives, and the escalation nobody wants to make
Invoice redirection, authorised push payments, and the call that is not the CFO
For organisations
Seats on a plan, courses assigned to groups and paths, and content our educators build for your organisation alone. Billed per seat by invoice, on our schedule.
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