Where you stand against DORA, across ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing and third party risk, and what to close first.
DORA has made operational resilience a legal obligation for financial services, and the reach extends to the technology suppliers behind them. This assessment gives you an honest read on where you stand against the DORA pillars, from ICT risk management and incident reporting to resilience testing and third party risk, and a clear view of what to close first. Independent, and grounded in how these obligations actually land.
Risk, compliance, security and IT leaders in financial services, or their critical technology suppliers, who need to know where they stand against DORA.
A focused session to understand your obligations and current controls, followed by a written readout of your gaps and priorities. Free, and with no obligation.
Where you stand against DORA obligations across ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing and third party risk, with a clear view of what to close first. It turns a broad regulation into a practical gap list.
Possibly. DORA is an EU regulation, but UK firms serving EU clients can be pulled into its scope, and the UK has its own operational resilience and critical third parties rules. The assessment clarifies which obligations actually apply to you.
Yes. It is a free, no obligation diagnostic from an independent adviser, so the findings reflect your real exposure rather than a pitch for a compliance product.