Operational continuity refers to an organization’s or system’s capacity to maintain essential functions and deliver services without significant interruption, even when confronted with disruptions, stresses, or adverse events. It concerns the sustained availability and performance of critical processes. This capability ensures resilience against unforeseen challenges. It is a key component of robust risk management.
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For blockchain networks and digital asset platforms, operational continuity is paramount due to the 24/7 global nature of crypto markets and the potential for substantial financial losses from downtime. Strategies include decentralized infrastructure, robust backup systems, and comprehensive disaster recovery plans to ensure uninterrupted service delivery. News often highlights the importance of these measures in the face of cyberattacks, network congestion, or regulatory shifts.
The DORA compliance deadline of January 17, 2025, mandates a systemic upgrade of ICT risk and third-party oversight across all EU financial operations.
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