Overview of the new regulation on digital operational resilience (DORA) for the financial sector in Sweden and other EU countries.
EU DORA RTS - ICT-related incident classification
Sets out the criteria and materiality thresholds for the classification of ICT-related, security payment-related and operational incidents at financial institutions. Ensures that the size and overall risk profile and the nature, scale and complexity of the financial entity is reflected in both threshold and criteria.
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