This is part 2/3 of the Life Sciences & National Security Series - For more articles like this one, make sure to sign up for our newsletter and follow us on Linkedin. Part 1: https://www.seiatech.com/post/life-sciences-national-security-part-1 Insight from: Erika D. Trujillo, Co-Founder & Managing Director at SEIA The life sciences sector is experiencing a renaissance in strategic importance and national security is taking the forefront as the basis for restrictions. In the age of AI,...

This article is Part 1/3 of the Life Sciences & National Security Series- For more articles like this one, make sure to sign up for our newsletter or follow us on Linkedin. Insight from: Erika D. Trujillo, Co-Founder & Managing Director at SEIA I have been consistently seeing an increase in regulations in the life sciences sector with national security as the basis for restrictions. This was evident not just from newly introduced rules themselves, but also the language and mechanisms used...

Developments in the US, UK and EU In trade compliance, timing is everything. When a potential sanctions violation surfaces companies face a narrowing window of choices. They can delay and risk escalation, or they can voluntarily self-disclose to regulators, demonstrating transparency and cooperation in the hope of mitigating penalties. Motivation and pressure for trade compliance enforcement has been steadily increasing over the past years, but government staffing has struggled to keep pace....