ABSTRACT. As digital sovereignty mandates and data localization laws create an increasingly fragmented global regulatory landscape, traditional static IS governance frameworks are failing to provide the necessary agility for multi-jurisdictional operations. This paper proposes the RCA (Resilience-Compliance-Adaptability) governance model and the RAITM (Regulatory intelligence – Alignment-Implementation-Testing-Monitoring) operational life-cycle as a unified solution. BY decomposing legal statutes into machine-readable compliance components using deontic logic, the framework bridges the gap between abstract law and technical security architecture. The research introduced modular software architecture designed to operationalize the organizations resiliency through an integrated governance logic. This framework demonstrates how organizations can transition from reactive compliance to proactive strategic resilience in an increasingly partitioned digital world, regardless of their primary operational territory.