New Whitepaper

When continuity isn’t enough: Why financial services must rethink operational resilience

Operational resilience used to be a continuity problem: build enough redundancy, hit your recovery time objectives and keep regulators satisfied. That formula no longer holds. Regulation, AI-driven capacity constraints, data sovereignty and quantum-era threats are converging on the physical layer of financial infrastructure at the same time—and decisions about where workloads run are now made in boardrooms. This whitepaper examines each of these four fundamental shifts, with evidence and sector-specific implications for capital markets, banking and payments, and insurance. It concludes with a four-step blueprint for building resilient, adaptable infrastructure—and shows how leading institutions are already putting it into practice.

What you’ll find inside:

  • Why DORA and global regulators now treat physical infrastructure resilience as a design requirement, not a compliance checkbox.

  • How AI demand is straining compute, power and memory supply chains—and what that means for capacity planning.

  • Why 91% of capital markets firms are building on Kubernetes to keep trading environments portable across jurisdictions.

  • What harvest-now, decrypt-later attacks mean for quantum readiness, and the migration deadlines regulators have already set.

  • A four-step infrastructure blueprint: build resilient operations, intelligent capacity, global adaptability and quantum readiness.