EU · Finance
DORA
The EU Digital Operational Resilience Act for ICT risk, incident handling and third-party risk.
Who it applies to
Banks, insurers, investment firms, payment providers and their critical ICT suppliers in the EU.
What it can cost
Lost deals, failed audits and penalties set by your regulator or contract.
- Applies from
- 17 January 2025
- Scope
- 20 types of EU financial entity
- Pillars
- ICT risk, incidents, testing, third parties, information sharing
What DORA asks of you
- 01ICT risk management framework
- 02Major incident classification and reporting
- 03Digital operational resilience testing
- 04ICT third-party risk and register of information
- 05Business continuity
- 06Threat information sharing
How orta covers DORA
24 DORA requirements, mapped
Each requirement is linked to orta's common controls, so evidence you already have counts here too.
Checked from your own systems
Host, Kubernetes and AWS checks run on a schedule and mark controls passing or failing, every day.
Policies drafted from a conversation
orta interviews your team by voice or text, asks only what DORA needs, and drafts the policy set from the answers.
Ready for your auditor
Give them a read-only login to see controls, evidence and documents in one place.
What feeds it
- Continuous complianceA passing check counts in every framework that needs it.
- Runtime detectionCatch the attack while it is happening.
- Risk managementRisk that moves with reality.
