
EU DORA Explained: Building Digital Operational Resilience in Financial Services
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This episode breaks down the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), the EU’s landmark regulation aimed at strengthening the financial sector against ICT and cyber-related disruptions. We explore DORA’s five core pillars, including ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing, and oversight of third-party technology providers.
The discussion also compares DORA with other major EU frameworks such as GDPR and the EU AI Act, showing how organizations can align overlapping requirements into a single, cohesive compliance strategy. Insights from technology providers like Qualys, Copla, and Red Hat illustrate how automation tools can support asset discovery, vulnerability management, and third-party risk monitoring at scale.
As the January 2025 compliance deadline approaches, this episode highlights a key shift facing financial institutions: moving away from flexible guidance toward strict, rule-based operational standards. Essential listening for compliance leaders, risk professionals, and technology teams preparing for DORA implementation.
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