Your DORA obligations, executed
For banks, payments & insurance undertakings
RoI ready for regulatory validation | ICT third-party oversight proportionate to your risk profile
Your DORA obligations, executed
For banks, payments & insurance undertakings
RoI ready for regulatory validation | ICT third-party oversight proportionate to your risk profile
DORA Implementation Packages
Most institutions start with the RoI given the March 2026 deadline, then expand to oversight or BC/DR.
Is your March 2026 Register of Information on track?
Latest Insights
Operational insights on DORA implementation, Register of Information delivery, and ICT third-party oversight
Why your DORA Register of Information looks complete but fails regulatory validation
The Register of Information often looks complete during internal preparation but fails regulatory validation. This happens because the reporting templates do not enforce the underlying data model. This post explains what regulators actually validate, where submissions most commonly fail, and how those failures can be identified before submission.
The DORA Register of Information is a Data Problem, Not a Compliance Problem
The RoI is not a collection of forms. It is a structured data model delivered through templates that do not enforce it. That mismatch explains why so many institutions struggle with consistency, late-stage errors, and submissions that feel unpredictable.
Painless compliance, and a thousand audits a day. An engineering first approach
An audit is just a test plan, you can automate it