PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Hybrid, Medium
A financial services company is launching a new mobile banking application using a hybrid approach. The regulatory team has just informed you that new data privacy regulations will take effect in six months, requiring additional authentication features. The predictive portion of your project (infrastructure and backend) is 60% complete, while the iterative frontend development is in its third sprint. Compliance with the new regulations is mandatory for market entry. What should you do first?
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