DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554): cited answers and gap reviews
The Digital Operational Resilience Act sets ICT risk, incident, testing and third-party rules for EU financial entities. Compliance Colleague covers the regulation and its technical standards, including the Register of Information and contract terms for ICT providers.
What it covers
- ICT risk management framework (Article 6)
- ICT incident classification and reporting (Article 17 onwards)
- Threat-led penetration testing (Article 26)
- ICT third-party risk, contract terms (Article 30) and the Register of Information
- Oversight of critical ICT third-party providers
Questions you can ask
- “What must our contracts with ICT providers contain under Article 30?”
- “How do we classify a major ICT-related incident?”
- “Are we in scope of the simplified ICT risk framework?”
Every answer cites the DORA requirement, article or control it rests on, so you can check it in seconds.
What you can upload for review
- An ICT provider contract checked against Article 30
- A Register of Information (Excel) checked for missing fields
- An ICT risk framework checked against Article 6
Files: PDF, Word, Excel or CSV, Visio (.vsdx), draw.io, or an image such as a screenshot. Choose a full review, a prioritized fix list (each gap with its fix and the evidence an assessor will expect) or a short summary, and download the result as Word or PDF.
Crosswalk DORA to other standards
With DORA in your plan you can compare it against any standard in the library and see where they align and exactly where they don’t. Common pairings:
Example answers
What it’s built from
Compliance Colleague carries the official text and checks its answers against it: Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 (Digital Operational Resilience Act, DORA) (Publications Office of the European Union (EUR-Lex)).
Re-checked every month for new versions, deadlines and penalty changes. Full list on the sources page.
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Research aid, not legal or audit advice, and not an audit opinion or certification. Verify findings against the official text before relying on them.