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DORA Documentation Requirements
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) introduces new requirements for companies in the financial sector. One of the key challenges is meeting the extensive documentation requirements. Our DORA documentation requirements checklist helps you assess your progress and close any gaps. Discover how this checklist helps you effectively meet compliance requirements and prepare your business for the new era of digital resilience.
Why is the DORA documentation requirements checklist important?
DORA aims to protect the financial sector against cyber risks and strengthen its operational resilience. Documentation requirements are a key component of this. Our checklist will help you:
- Evaluate your progress
- Identify vulnerabilities
- Plan measures for full compliance
What does the checklist include?
- Strategies
- DOR-Strategy
- Communication strategy for ICT-related incidents
- Strategy on ICT third-party risk
- Etc.
- Policies
- Information security policy
- ICT risk management policies
- ICT asset management policy
- Etc.
- Procedures
- Procedures, protocols and tools on network security management
- Procedures, protocols and tools to protect information in transit
- ICT systems‘ acquisition, development and maintenance procedure
- Etc.
- Overall documents
- Business Strategy
- (Overall) business continuity policy (incl. BIA)
- Digital operational resilience testing programme
- Etc.
How do you use the checklist?
The checklist is divided into simple categories so you can check specific items:
- Created?
- Up to date?
- Implemented?
The advantages of a systematic review
A structured approach to documentation requirements will help you:
- To minimize risks
- To meet audit requirements
- Making your company future-proof
Conclusion
Use the DORA documentation requirements checklist as a tool to ensure your compliance. Download the checklist here for free to optimally prepare your company for the new requirements.