DORA Compliance
DORA Compliance
DORA Compliance Digital operational resilience for the financial sector. The DORA Regulation requires financial entities to demonstrate that they can continue operating during digital disruptions and effectively oversee their ICT service providers. Compliance goes beyond technical controls. It requires a governance framework that integrates risk management, business continuity and third-party oversight into a unified approach to digital resilience. In Greece, DORA is supervised by the relevant financial supervisory authorities.
Management Challenge
Digital resilience is not determined solely by internal systems. Organizations are expected to manage risks arising from technologies, external providers and dependencies across their operating ecosystem.
Financial entities
ICT service providers supporting financial institutions
Outsourcing of critical functions
Organizations managing critical digital services
Obligation map
Implementation & Scope
A structured implementation path covering analysis, documentation, accountability, and audit readiness.
Regulatory Mapping
Map applicable laws, obligations, and deadlines to your operating model.
Policy Alignment
Translate legal requirements into practical internal policies and procedures.
Control Evidence & Records
Define evidence collection, record-keeping, and audit trails management can rely on.
Audit Readiness & Remediation
Prepare for inspections, close gaps, and maintain continuous compliance.
Management Gains
DORA extends cybersecurity and resilience governance across the entire third-party ecosystem, connecting leadership, technology and risk management within a unified framework.