DORA integration refers to the process of aligning an organization’s operational resilience and cybersecurity frameworks with the requirements of the Digital Operational Resilience Act. This European Union regulation establishes uniform standards for information and communication technology security and incident reporting for financial entities. Integrating DORA principles means enhancing capabilities for threat detection, response, and recovery, ensuring the continuity of critical digital services. It aims to strengthen the financial sector’s ability to withstand and recover from cyberattacks and IT disruptions.
Context
DORA integration is a major undertaking for financial institutions and critical third-party ICT service providers operating within or serving the EU market, including those handling digital assets. The current phase involves extensive internal assessments, policy revisions, and system upgrades to meet the act’s comprehensive mandates. A key discussion point involves the interpretation and practical application of DORA’s detailed requirements, especially for smaller entities or those with complex international operations. Future developments will see supervisory authorities actively enforcing compliance and potentially refining guidance based on implementation experiences.
The full application of MiCA's CASP regime requires immediate operationalizing of market abuse controls and securing authorization by the July 2026 deadline.
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