Ready for DORA-compliant operability

By implementing the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), we ensure the highest standards of digital stability and security.

The digital transformation has made the financial market more efficient, but also more vulnerable. In view of the increasing number and complexity of cyber attacks, the European Union has taken action: The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), officially Regulation (EU) 2022/2554, ushers in a new era of digital security. By implementing it, we guarantee the highest standards of digital stability and security. Our processes, contracts and control mechanisms have been fully aligned with the DORA requirements to ensure the highest operational resilience and cyber stability of our services.

What does this mean for our customers?

  • Consistent DORA coverage: All relevant requirements—from incident reporting and resilience testing to third-party due diligence—are integrated.
  • Efficiency and standardization: Faster contract conclusions thanks to verified, DORA-compliant contract templates.
  • Legal certainty: Clear, verified regulations on reporting obligations, SLAs, exit plans, and third-party controls.

Why does the DORA regulation exist and what advantages does it offer?

The most important paradigm shift brought about by DORA is the shift in focus. While previous regulations often focused on financial stability, DORA requires financial institutions to be able to maintain their business operations even in the event of serious cyber attacks or IT failures. The five pillars of the DORA requirements:

  • ICT risk management: Introduction of a comprehensive, integrated risk management framework.
  • Reporting of ICT incidents: Standardized classification and accelerated reporting of serious incidents to supervisory authorities.
  • Digital resilience testing: Regularly conducting challenging tests, including risk-based penetration tests.
  • Third-party risk management: Strict monitoring and minimum contractual requirements for critical third-party ICT service providers.
  • Information sharing: Creation of mechanisms for the voluntary sharing of cyber threat information.

The DORA Regulation is therefore a call to the entire European financial sector to view ICT security not as a cost factor, but as a strategic necessity for survival in the digital age. Our customers benefit from a future-proof, regulatory-compliant, and resilient IT foundation. Would you like to learn more about our DORA compliance and how we can strengthen your digital resilience? Contact us—we are here to help.

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