The Digital Operational Resilience Act sets EU requirements for the financial sector to manage ICT risk and remain resilient to operational disruptions.
The Digital Operational Resilience Act is an EU regulation that creates a unified framework for how the financial sector manages information and communication technology (ICT) risk and stays resilient to operational disruption. It covers ICT risk management, incident reporting, digital resilience testing, and — distinctively — oversight of critical third-party ICT providers, with contractual safeguards for outsourced services.
As a regulation it applies directly across the EU. Programs typically focus on maturing ICT risk management, building resilience-testing capability, and tightening third-party contracts and oversight.
Public information about the framework itself. We don't claim certifications, assessment status, or authorizations for our own product.
How the platform supports your DORA program — from first scope to ongoing monitoring.
Map ICT risk-management requirements to tests and evidence.
Track critical providers, contractual safeguards, and concentration risk.
Document digital operational resilience testing activities and results.
Operationalize and document ICT incident classification and reporting.
Public, high-level control or requirement areas — for orientation, not a complete control list.
DORA shares controls with frameworks you may already run. A passing test can satisfy requirements in more than one place — so adding the next framework means reusing work, not repeating it.
A broad range of EU financial entities, plus the ICT service providers that support them, including designated critical third parties.
Its direct oversight regime for critical third-party ICT providers and its emphasis on digital operational resilience testing.
Yes, on ICT risk and incident handling; DORA is the sector-specific regime for finance.
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