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Operational resilience, proven.
DORA asks financial entities to demonstrate operational resilience, not just describe it. ComplyBridge turns the five pillars of the Act into continuously evidenced controls, with every artefact ready for the supervisor on the morning they walk in.
The framework
What is DORA?
The Digital Operational Resilience Act applies to a very wide population: credit institutions, investment firms, payment and e-money institutions, crypto-asset service providers, insurance and reinsurance undertakings, fund managers, trading venues, crowdfunding platforms, and the critical ICT providers they all depend on. If you're supervised in EU financial services, you're almost certainly in scope.
The Act replaces a patchwork of national ICT expectations with a single, directly applicable resilience regime. It is prescriptive in the right places (incident classification thresholds, testing frequency, the fields in your third-party register) and outcomes-based where it matters.
Who DORA applies to.
Almost everyone supervised in EU financial services. Proportionality and designation decide how heavy it lands.
Credit institutions, payment and e-money institutions, investment firms, CASPs, insurers, fund managers, trading venues. The full framework: ICT risk management, incident reporting, testing, and the third-party register.
Designated by your supervisor on size, criticality and interconnectedness. Everything above, plus threat-led penetration testing at least every three years and a more intensive supervisory dialogue.
The Act is proportional. Microenterprises and the small, non-interconnected firms named in Article 16 run a simplified ICT risk management framework and carry lighter testing and reporting duties.
Cloud, data and software providers designated critical sit under direct oversight by the European Supervisory Authorities, with a Lead Overseer. Your contracts with them must carry DORA's mandatory clauses.
Five pillars. One evidenced posture.
The Act structures resilience into five interlocking domains, each with its own regulatory and implementing technical standards.
Article references to Regulation (EU) 2022/2554. The technical standards under each pillar carry the detail your supervisor tests against: classification thresholds, report templates, register fields, testing methodology.
The path
Getting to continuous DORA-readiness.
The first twelve months are about reaching baseline. After that, the objective is continuous evidence: no more point-in-time assessments, and nothing assembled the week before the supervisor asks.
ICT risk register synced with your cloud and on-prem inventory; third-party register with the mandated fields and exit-plan status per contract.
Thresholds applied as incidents land, with the 4h, 72h and one-month report templates pre-filled from the evidence.
TLPT engagement lifecycle from scoping to attestation, a scenario library for tabletop and live drills, and a board-ready resilience pack every quarter.
DORA has no finish line, so the platform is built for the ongoing side: registers, the incident queue and the evidence calendar, with every change to the Act and its technical standards flagged against your policies. See how the ongoing side works →
FAQ
Common questions.
See your resilience posture, evidenced.
A short conversation about your entity type, your ICT estate and your supervisor. We show you what DORA asks of you and what the evidence looks like.
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