Advanced Cyber Compliance: Security, Compliance, and Resilience for VCF

Why compliance has become mission-critical What Advanced Cyber Compliance delivers Desired state configuration at scale Compliance and cyber recovery go hand in hand Alignment with real-world security frameworks Breaking down organizational silos Who Advanced Cyber Compliance is for What’s next in the series Links Mentioned The Virtually Speaking Podcast Discover more from VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Blog Related Articles Advanced Cyber Compliance: Security, Compliance, and Resilience for VCF A Closer Look at VMware Cloud Foundation Advanced Services Extreme Performance Series 2026: Using vTopology in VCF 9 Cyber compliance is no longer a once-a-year exercise driven by audits and spreadsheets. For many organizations, it has become a daily operational requirement tied directly to business survival. In the latest episode of Virtually Speaking, Pete Flecha and John Nicholson continue our series on Advanced Services for VMware Cloud Foundation with a deep dive into VMware Advanced Cyber Compliance —a service designed to help VMware Cloud Foundation customers automate compliance, reduce cyber risk, and prove recovery readiness at scale. Joining the conversation are Belu De Arbelaiz and Adam Hawley from Broadcom’s VMware Cloud Foundation Division, who help unpack why Advanced Cyber Compliance exists, what problems it solves, and how it fundamentally changes how organizations approach compliance and resilience. Regulatory pressure is increasing across every industry. Financial services organizations in the EU are now navigating DORA. Healthcare providers must meet HIPAA requirements. Nearly every global organization is affected by GDPR, PCI DSS, or regional equivalents. The challenge isn’t just the number of regulations—it’s the rate of change. Compliance requirements evolve constantly, often varying by geography, industry, and even workload type. Many organizations still rely on manual processes, disconnected tools, and point-in-time checks that quickly become outdated. As Belu explains in the episode, this approach no longer works in a world where threats and regulations change daily.