DORA: More than meets the eye…
A look at how DORA will bring change in practical terms, including reach and extraterritoriality.
EU DORA
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA for short) is intended to strengthen the IT security frameworks of financial entities and ensure that they remain resilient in the face of cybersecurity threats and in the event of severe operational disruption.
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DORA implementation firmly on track according to EU regulators
Remarks by Gerry Cross of the Central Bank of Ireland also highlight challenges and provide useful details.
Your DORA questions answered – Scope
The first of a series of six articles covering a practical session organised by Ashurst focuses on the scope of DORA.
Latest News
More on DORA
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GRIP Extra: CFPB drops Zelle suit, Barclays suffers 3-day IT outage
Other news includes assistance from the SEC for filers using EDGAR, a probe into Nvidia shipments to Malaysia and another bank reviewing its approach to DEI.
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Privacy experts give advice on complying with DORA and NIS2
Adequate preparation, identifying what and who is critical, and, above all, "practice, practice, practice" highlighted.
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Podcast: Practice and procedure with GRIP – DORA implementation
DORA is a response to persistently elevated cyber threat levels, Jean and Thomas discuss how firms can achieve operational resilience.
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ESAs make progress on critical ICT third-party oversight framework
ICT providers designated critical under DORA will get six weeks to challenge the designation.
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EBA narrows existing ICT guidelines
DORA ICT risk management requirements apply to financial entities in their place.
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Why tech, process and people are top of mind for CISO Laurence Lafond
In this second part of our discussion with Lafond, he refers to internal threats, side-channel attacks, vendor risks and having a well-equipped incident response plan and team.
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DORA: Navigating the path ahead
With DORA now in effect, the EU’s financial sector is entering a new phase of operational resilience obligations, where firms must shift from preparation to action.
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Facing up to the challenge as the age of DORA dawns
The absence of a transitional period presents a challenge for firms and third parties.
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