Tom Evans

Of Counsel Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Tom Evans is Of Counsel at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where he advises technology companies on digital regulation, compliance strategy, and risk governance across the UK and the EU. His practice spans privacy and cybersecurity laws, consumer protection, and platform regulation issues arising under the EU Digital Services Act and UK Online Safety Act. Tom works closely with legal, compliance and product teams to translate regulatory requirements into practical, operational compliance frameworks and governance structure. He has particular experience in advising EdTech and gaming companies on issues relating to content moderation and children’s safety online. Tom also has experience helping clients navigate investigations and audits carried out by regulators under privacy and online safety regimes, including advising on remedial actions and engagement strategies to mitigate enforcement risk.

Conference Day One - Tuesday 24th March 2026

11:10 AM Panel Discussion: Unifying Compliance Across a Fragmented Regulatory Landscape

Platforms are navigating an unprecedented wave of overlapping obligations from the DSA, DMA, OSA, AI Act, NIS2, and DMCC. Tackling each regulation in isolation creates duplication, inefficiency, and unnecessary risk. This panel will examine how legal and compliance leaders can design a global compliance architecture that unifies these requirements into a single, coherent framework.

Harmonising compliance obligations across multiple regimes without duplicating effort
How to build a scalable global compliance architecture that adapts to future regulation
Practical approaches to embedding compliance into operations while maintaining agility and innovation
Lessons from leading organisations on managing fragmented regulatory landscapes

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