Your DORA questions answered – ICT third party contracts
This fourth of a series of six articles covering a practical session organised by Ashurst focuses on information and communication technology third party contracts.
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Your DORA questions answered – ICT services in scope
This second of a series of six articles covering a practical session organised by Ashurst focuses on the ICT services in scope of DORA.
Your DORA questions answered – CIFs
This third of a series of six articles covering a practical session organised by Ashurst focuses on critical or important functions.
Latest News
More on DORA
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Infringement procedures launched over delayed DORA transposition
Full implementation is vital for strengthening the EU's financial sector against increasing digital risks.
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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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