DORA compliance explained: what it means for your business - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

With the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), the EU is set to revolutionise the IT security and resilience of financial companies. This groundbreaking legislation impacts not only banks, insurance companies, and investment firms but also critical information and communication technology (ICT) providers that work with financial institutions. DORA complements other key regulations such as NIS2, FCA, and LkSG, with the shared goal of strengthening operational resilience. By integrating ICT third-party risks into the broader risk management framework, DORA introduces new requirements for financial institutions and their partners. Companies will now be held accountable for downstream risks from third, fourth, and even nth-level providers doing business with financial institutions. Watch our webinar to discover practical insights into how Barracuda Solutions can help you enhance your organization's resilience, achieve DORA compliance, and effectively manage ICT third-party risk requirements. We cover: Introduction to DORA: Understand the key principles, objectives, and implications. Who is affected: Learn which organisations fall under DORA’s scope, including financial institutions, ICT providers, and their entire supply chains. How Barracuda solutions can help: Discover how Barracuda Solutions provides the tools your organisation needs to navigate the complexities of DORA compliance.