Integrating Full-Stack Development with Regulatory Compliance in Enterprise Systems Architecture

Abstract

Full-stack development and regulatory compliance of the enterprise systems architecture are essential to the operation of ensuring that the software solutions comply with the functional and legal requirements. The paper examines the concept of full-stack development (including front-end and back-end) and how it can be integrated with the ever-growing regulatory landscapes that regulate data privacy, security, and business processes. The paper suggests an exhaustive model of the incorporation of these two dimensions with the emphasis on system design, development, deployment, and maintenance.

The framework presents some of the most important elements including regulatory compliance modules, automated testing tools and continuous monitoring systems which make sure that compliance is maintained at all times without compromising on development speed or functionalities. The study explains why regulatory mandates, e.g., GDPR and HIPAA, can be baked into the architecture, using full-stack frameworks, i.e., React, Node.js, and databases, which have the ability to provide encryption and audit trails. The framework eliminates the risks of non-compliance by using automated workflows and secure codes of practice.

Industries like the finance and healthcare sectors, in case studies, have shown the application of the framework in real life scenarios, and is seen to have enhanced efficiency in the development process and regulation compliance. The research wraps up with a suggestion of how future enterprise systems should be designed to strike a balance between needs of full-stack development and the necessity of regulatory compliance so as to have sustainable, scalable and legally viable systems.