DORA Seminar Minimum Contractual Clauses & ICT Third-Party Risk

The DORA Article 30 Masterclass is the leading European seminar on minimum contractual clauses, ICT third-party risk, and regulatory obligations for outsourcing under the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).

Delivered in English, this intensive 1-day seminar provides everything you need to redesign contracts, governance, monitoring and control processes in line with Article 30 DORA and the related Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS).

Why This Seminar Matters

DORA Article 30 introduces mandatory minimum contractual clauses for all ICT third-party service providers.
This affects:

cloud service providers
data centres
cybersecurity providers
software vendors
managed service providers
payment & core banking infrastructure partners
outsourced ICT operations, monitoring, support and helpdesk services

Every financial entity must rewrite contract templates, update SLAs, implement monitoring mechanisms, and prepare supervisory documentation.

This masterclass gives you precise, audit-ready implementation guidance.

What You Will Learn

1. Minimum Contractual Clauses (Article 30 DORA)

Understand every mandatory clause, including:

full description of services and dependencies
locations, subcontractors and data flows
performance, resilience and availability requirements
security measures and ICT risk obligations
audit rights and access rights
real-time incident reporting & cooperation
termination and exit strategies
data handling, deletion, continuity and reversibility
documentation and supervisory access obligations

2. Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on ICT Third-Party Risk

Full breakdown of RTS requirements:

governance and monitoring
sub-outsourcing limitations
notification obligations
mandatory reporting formats
risk assessment and due diligence
ICT concentration risk documentation

3. Practical Contract Redesign

You will receive:

clause-by-clause checklists
annotated sample clauses
supplier communication templates
audit-compliant documentation formats
best practice for service inventories and vendor classification

4. Supervisory Expectations

How regulators interpret Article 30:

EBA, ESMA, EIOPA joint expectations
national supervisory guidance
typical findings from external audits
required minimum evidence

Who Should Attend?

This masterclass is essential for:

Compliance Officers
Legal Counsel & Contract Managers
Outsourcing & Vendor Management
ICT Risk Managers
Operational Risk & Internal Control
CISOs and ICT Security Teams
Internal & External Auditors
Project Leads for DORA Implementation
ICT Third-Party Service Providers seeking compliance

Seminar Locations (Next 6 Months)

The DORA Article 30 Masterclass takes place in weekly rotating sessions across Europe, including:

Amsterdam · Berlin · Brussels · Copenhagen · Dublin · Helsinki · Lisbon · London · Madrid · Paris · Prague · Rome · Stockholm · Vienna · Warsaw · Zurich

Each seminar is hosted in a professional business hotel, including full materials and certificate of attendance.

Pricing

1-Day Seminar

€790 + 19% VAT
Includes the full Article 30 masterclass, materials, checklists and certification.

2-Day Bundle

€1,190 + 19% VAT
Combine any two DORA seminars (Article 30, Incident Reporting, ICT Risk Management).

3-Day Intensive Programme

€1,490 + 19% VAT
Attend all three DORA seminar days for the complete compliance experience.

Why This Masterclass Is the European Market Leader

100% aligned with Articles 25–30 DORA
Includes practical RTS interpretations
Created for audit readiness
Delivered by specialists in ICT risk, digital resilience and regulatory compliance
Focused on hands-on implementation, not abstract theory
Ideal for organisations preparing for supervisory reviews and inspections

Register Now

Seats are limited due to high demand and weekly scheduling.

Secure your seat for the DORA Article 30 Masterclass at: registration@digital-operational-resilience.net