Compliance
DORA compliance, simplified
Meet the Digital Operational Resilience Act for financial entities with ICT risk and incident controls.
Regulation (EU) 2022/2554
What DORA requires
DORA imposes a uniform framework for ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing and third-party risk across EU financial entities. It entered application in January 2025.
Requirements mapped
How SecureTrust Cyber helps you meet DORA
| Requirement | How SecureTrust satisfies it |
|---|---|
| ICT risk management (Art. 6) | Continuous vulnerability management and configuration visibility. → Managed Patch Management |
| Incident reporting (Art. 19) | Real-time log analysis and threat detection meet strict reporting timelines. → SIEM Platform |
| Resilience testing (Art. 24) | Inline attack prevention and virtual patching validate controls under pressure. → Intrusion Prevention System |
| Third-party risk (Art. 28) | Least-privilege access governs how third parties reach your systems. → Universal ZTNA |
Evidence
How SecureTrust helps you demonstrate compliance
ICT inventory
Complete visibility of your digital estate.
Incident timelines
Evidence to support rapid reporting.
Prevention data
Inline threat-blocking and mitigation records.
Third-party access
Governed, audited access.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does DORA apply to my firm?
DORA applies to a broad range of financial entities including banks, insurers, investment firms and ICT service providers to them.
Prove compliance, not just claim it
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