DORA Compliance Without the Complexity
As financial services become increasingly tech-driven, the risks associated with digital systems also grow. Cyberattacks, system failures, and data breaches are some of the threats that can cause severe damage if companies don’t take digital security seriously. That’s where DORA, the Digital Operational Resilience Act, comes in. Starting in January 2025, DORA is a new EU regulation designed to manage risks related to information and communication technologies (ICT) in the financial sector.
DORA requires that financial companies:
Implement a risk management framework for ICT risks
Notify major ICT-related incidents to supervisory authorities
Perform digital operational resilience testing
Manage risks related to third-party ICT service providers
Voluntarily share information on cyber threats and vulnerabilities between financial sector actors
How can bifrost help companies meet these requirements?
bifrost operates in real-time, making monitoring security a seamlessly integrated part of everyday workflows
With tailored security profiles that update automatically for every build, bifrost automates the mapping, monitoring, and maintenance of ICT systems. By learning the expected behavior of each workload, bifrost ensures that only intended actions are allowed, enabling continuous risk management
When an incident occurs, bifrost provides the insight needed to document and report issues, accelerating your response process and ensuring transparency.
bifrost ensures consistent visibility and protection across all containers, including those managed by external providers, helping companies monitor external dependencies.
Compliance doesn’t have to be complex. Let bifrost handle it.
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