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DORA

DORA Compliance — Digital Operational Resilience for Finance

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) introduces mandatory ICT risk management requirements for EU financial entities. Our platform maps all 23 requirements across 5 pillars.

Who needs it: EU financial institutions, insurance companies, investment firms, and their critical ICT providers.

5
Compliance Pillars
22K+
Entities in Scope
4hr
Initial Incident Report
8-12
Weeks to Compliance
The framework

What is DORA?

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is an EU regulation that entered into force on January 16, 2023, with a compliance deadline of January 17, 2025. It establishes a comprehensive framework for digital operational resilience in the financial sector, covering over 22,000 financial entities and ICT third-party service providers operating in the EU.

DORA is built on 5 pillars: ICT Risk Management, ICT-Related Incident Management and Reporting, Digital Operational Resilience Testing, ICT Third-Party Risk Management, and Information Sharing Arrangements. Unlike previous regulations that treated ICT risk as a subset of operational risk, DORA creates a standalone, harmonized regulatory framework specifically for digital resilience across all EU member states.

The requirements

What you'll need to satisfy.

The core categories DORA auditors evaluate — and what we ship to cover each one.

ICT Risk Management

  • ICT risk management framework and governance
  • ICT systems identification and classification
  • ICT risk assessment and treatment
  • ICT business continuity management
  • Learning and evolving from ICT incidents
  • Communication policies

Incident Management & Reporting

  • ICT-related incident classification
  • Initial notification within 4 hours of classification
  • Intermediate report within 72 hours
  • Final report within 1 month
  • Voluntary significant cyber threat notification
  • Root cause analysis and lessons learned

Digital Operational Resilience Testing

  • Basic testing (vulnerability assessments, network security)
  • Advanced testing (TLPT for significant entities)
  • Testing of ICT tools and systems
  • Red team testing based on TIBER-EU framework

Third-Party ICT Risk Management

  • Register of ICT third-party providers
  • Due diligence and risk assessment of ICT providers
  • Key contractual provisions
  • Concentration risk management
  • Sub-outsourcing chain oversight
  • Exit strategy requirements
Before → After

The problem we solve.

Why teams pick Compliance Enablers for DORA compliance.

Common challenges

  • DORA requirements are new and complex
  • Incident reporting has strict timelines (4hr initial, 72hr intermediate)
  • Third-party ICT provider oversight is a new obligation

What we provide

  • 23 requirements across 5 pillars fully mapped
  • ICT risk management framework implementation
  • Incident classification with 4hr/72hr/1mo reporting timeline tracking
  • Third-party ICT provider oversight with vendor risk module
  • TLPT (Threat-Led Penetration Testing) tracking
  • Information sharing arrangement documentation
Your journey

From kickoff to
audit-ready.

Step-by-step, exactly how we'll get you there.

1

Gap Assessment

AI-powered assessment against all 5 DORA pillars. Identify gaps in ICT risk management, incident reporting, testing, and third-party oversight.

2

ICT Risk Framework

Establish your ICT risk management framework with governance structure, risk appetite definition, and ICT asset classification.

3

Incident Playbooks

Configure incident classification criteria and automated reporting timelines. 4-hour initial notification, 72-hour intermediate, and 1-month final report workflows.

4

Third-Party Register

Build and maintain your register of ICT third-party providers with risk assessments, contractual compliance tracking, and concentration risk analysis.

5

Resilience Testing

Plan and track digital operational resilience testing programs including vulnerability assessments, scenario-based testing, and TLPT requirements.

Time to value
8-12 weeks to compliance
DORA compliance is mandatory for EU financial entities. Non-compliance risks supervisory action and fines.
How we're different

DORA is a new regulation and most GRC platforms are scrambling to add basic support. Compliance Enablers provides purpose-built DORA coverage: ICT risk framework templates, automated incident reporting timelines, third-party ICT provider register management, TLPT tracking, and cross-mapping to ISO 27001 and NIS2 for organizations managing multiple EU regulations.

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Key modules for DORA.

Everything these modules ship, included in every tier.

Risk ManagementIncident ManagementVendor Risk ManagementBC/DR Planning

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8-12 weeks to compliance. 513 pre-generated policies. 50+ evidence collectors. Everything you need to pass DORA, out of the box.