Regulators are increasing scrutiny, making it more demanding for organizations in highly regulated industries to keep up with compliance risks and priorities. Managing new regulations requires more than just meeting deadlines — it demands continuous monitoring, stronger internal controls, and technology that can reduce manual work. Teams are under increasing pressure to ensure policies stay current, reporting remains accurate, and they stay ahead of regulatory changes before enforcement actions take effect.
To help compliance leaders understand the biggest compliance risks and priorities shaping programs this year, Resolver and Compliance Week gathered industry experts for a discussion on what’s changing, what’s working, and how teams are preparing for stricter enforcement in the webinar, “The 2025 Compliance Playbook: Addressing Top Risks and Priorities”. The conversation explored key strategies for managing compliance fatigue, improving efficiency, and building a culture that prioritizes accountability.
What compliance leaders are focused on in 2025
Resolver’s Amanda Cohen, VP, GRC, and Justin Sutrisno, Product Manager, examined findings from the survey. They broke down the top compliance risks organizations face this year, the role AI plays in compliance workflows, and how teams balanced automation with human oversight.
Many organizations are still relying on outdated processes that make it harder to track regulatory updates, assess risk exposure, and respond efficiently. Manual workflows slow compliance teams down, leading to gaps in reporting and increased scrutiny from regulators.
Meanwhile, AI-driven tools are reshaping compliance management, offering ways to streamline repetitive tasks, improve risk assessments, and free up time for strategic decision-making. But with new technology comes new challenges. Leaders must determine where automation adds value and where human oversight remains necessary.
Watch our on-demand webinar to learn:
- The biggest compliance risks and priorities for 2025 and how organizations are responding.
- The expanding role of AI — where it’s helping compliance teams and where human oversight is still required.
- Strategies for strengthening compliance programs without increasing manual workloads.
Regulators are raising expectations, and compliance teams that rely on outdated processes risk falling behind. Organizations that take a proactive approach can better anticipate regulatory changes, improve efficiency, and avoid unnecessary disruptions.
Watch now to stay ahead of regulatory changes in 2025
Preparing for compliance challenges requires the right tools. Resolver’s Compliance & Regulation Management software helps organizations keep up by:
- Automatically monitoring regulatory updates and assessing impact, ensuring teams stay informed without constant manual tracking.
- Maintaining a centralized system to manage compliance with critical regulations like GDPR, CCPA, FINRA, and more.
- Reducing compliance fatigue by automating reporting and risk assessments, allowing teams to focus on strategy instead of tedious processes.
- Gaining real-time insights into obligations, policies, and controls through interactive dashboards and reports.
- Simplifying stakeholder reporting with structured data visualization, reducing time spent preparing for audits and regulatory reviews.
Organizations that take a proactive approach to compliance gain a stronger position in the face of stricter enforcement. Watch the on-demand webinar to hear how industry leaders are tackling compliance challenges in 2025 — and see how Resolver can help your team do the same.