DORA regulation outlining process for identifying critical ICT third-parties published
It implements the specific assessment approach to be used by supervisory authorities and outlines fees payable by vendors designated as critical.
The assessment is to be targeted at the individual or group level as appropriate with subcontractors also evaluated.
The assessment criteria include:
DORA regulation outlining process for identifying critical ICT third-parties published
It implements the specific assessment approach to be used by supervisory authorities and outlines fees payable by vendors designated as critical.
Thomas Hyrkiel 2 min read
Your DORA questions answered – CIFs
This third of a series of six articles covering a practical session organised by Ashurst focuses on critical or important functions.
Thomas Hyrkiel 4 min read
Managing vendors supporting critical or important functions – from zero to full compliance with DORA
A summary of key practical steps based on the draft technical standard.
Thomas Hyrkiel; Katarzyna Parchimowicz 5 min read
This article is the first of a three-part series exploring the increasingly complex operational resilience landscape across the EU.
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