DORA in control

When the EU's Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) becomes enforceable by January 2025, the impact on European financial institutions and their ICT service providers will be doubly hefty. Not only do organizations have to comply with the complex security requirements presented in DORA's over 400 pages of legal-style documentation. But also, organizational management leaders will be expected to take an active role in cybersecurity governance and, should they underperform, be held personally liable.

To support our customers in financial services, Schuberg Philis has developed the DORA Control Framework, a blueprint for achieving optimum sustainable digital resilience.

Ransomware

Ransomware can paralyze a victimized enterprise. It has real-world consequences and causes irreversible damage. The urgency to act will soon become palpable due to European regulations, such as NIS2 and DORA. Fifty percent of enterprises worldwide lack a response plan. It is clear they are struggling to identify, much less implement, the right security measures to protect themselves. Based on the outcome of assessments, organizations can determine which controls are needed to break the ransomware kill chain. It is crucial to respond properly, and especially to be prepared for a total IT shutdown scenario! To address this growing threat, Schuberg Philis and NOREA developed a comprehensive ransomware framework as an addendum to existing security frameworks and published an accompanying report.

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