Sygris, a cybersecurity-first solution for your business
It is self-evident that information security is a fundamental pillar for any organisation handling data. In a digital landscape increasingly threatened by cyberattacks, adhering to the highest security standards is not merely an option but an imperative necessity. At Sygris, with our ISO 27001 certification and National Security Framework (ENS) at the medium level, we […]
Guide to key sustainability regulatory deadlines in 2025
The year 2025 is set to be a watershed moment for businesses operating within the sustainability framework. A wave of regulatory deadlines will bring significant changes to corporate transparency and accountability. Key directives such as the CSRD, the EU Taxonomy, and SFDR demand prompt action to ensure compliance. This guide highlights the most important deadlines […]
A brief history of sustainability: from HR to technology
Sustainability is far from being a fleeting trend or just another corporate buzzword. It represents the culmination of nearly eighty years of progress that has reshaped how societies and businesses engage with the environment, human rights, and governance. From early philosophical discussions to the integration of cutting-edge technological solutions, the path to sustainability has been […]
ESG Reporting mistakes you can’t afford to ignore
The ESG reporting process is far more than just collecting data and ticking regulatory boxes (CSRD, GRI, ESRS…). It’s a task that requires precision, consistency, and forward planning. Along the way, mistakes often occur – mistakes that, while seemingly small, are far more common than most organisations care to admit. These errors don’t just delay […]
Omnibus law: One law to govern them all?
In the world of business regulations, few initiatives have captured as much attention and expectation as the recent proposal of an Omnibus sustainability law. This initiative aims to unify and simplify the complex web of regulations that companies currently face globally. In this blog, we will explore the recent proposal of an Omnibus law, what […]
How does the CSRD affect LATAM countries?
Sustainability has become a cornerstone of business operations worldwide. Within this context, the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) marks a major step forward, introducing tougher reporting requirements based on the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). The directive significantly broadens the scope of companies required to report, increasing from 12,000 to over 50,000, while also […]
Scope 3: A broad challenge for corporate sustainability
Scope 3 emissions have become an essential component in companies’ sustainability frameworks. These indirect emissions – spanning from raw material sourcing to end-product use – account for a significant part of a company’s carbon footprint. According to the “Scope 3 Upstream Report” from CDP and BCG, over 90% of a company’s emissions may stem from […]
Due Diligence is transforming corporate strategy in the EU
The concept of Due Diligence has evolved to become a key element that is transforming corporate strategy in Europe, particularly in the push towards sustainability. The European Union has designed a set of regulations and directives that not only encourage but also require companies to operate responsibly in areas such as the environment, human rights, […]
The technological transformation demanded by the CSRD
While the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) has gained traction, many companies are still underestimating the magnitude of the shift required by this new regulatory framework. The process of mastering CSRD is complex and, in many cases, still unfamiliar. Despite efforts to clarify its scope, no one has a complete understanding of what compliance truly […]
Gap analysis and ESG standards compliance
The growing focus on ESG criteria, sustainability, and reporting has meant that companies must meet strict non-financial reporting standards, particularly concerning the three pillars: Environmental (E), Social (S), and Governance (G). However, companies often face challenges in identifying, organising, and consolidating the necessary information to comply with these standards. This process can reveal significant gaps […]
