Provision 29 and the Fragility Tax: 2026 GRC Realities
Compliance is the floor. Resilience is the ceiling. Here is how to navigate geopolitical fragmentation.
The risk landscape of late 2026 is dominated by geopolitical fragmentation and regulatory volatility. Compliance with Provision 29 is not a badge of honour; it is the bare minimum requirement for staying in business. The real challenge is the 'fragility tax'—the cost of being unprepared for systemic shocks.\n\nCyber-resilience and AI governance are now the primary pillars of a robust GRC framework. If your board isn't receiving real-time data on third-party risk and technology dependencies, you are flying blind. GRC must evolve from a reactive tick-box exercise into a proactive defensive shield. Protecting the business is the only metric that matters.
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