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WSO2 SUPPORTS FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ON THE PATH TO DORA COMPLIANCE
Godwin Amila, Solution Architect at WSO2 n January this year, financial institutions across the EU were faced with a clear
I mandate – the Digital Operational
Resilience Act( DORA): to ensure digital resilience, maintain service continuity and strengthen oversight of Information and Communication Technology( ICT) partners. While WSO2’ s on-premises products are not classified as‘ Critical ICT Third-Party Service Providers’ under DORA, we recognise our role in powering the operations of regulated entities and with that comes shared accountability.
WSO2 is committed to helping customers meet DORA requirements with confidence. Through our secure software delivery lifecycle, resilient architecture,
Godwin Amila, Solution Architect at WSO2, discusses the regulatory framework of the Digital Operational Resilience Act( DORA) – which came into play earlier this year – and what it means for financial institutions. He highlights how the organisation’ s robust practices are designed to strengthen its commitment to building secure and resilient digital infrastructure, whilst explaining how such measures empower customers to meet the requirements of DORA with confidence.
DORA-aligned third-party governance and deployment best practices, we empower financial organisations to strengthen operational continuity and reduce digital risk without compromising agility or innovation.
DORA explained
DORA is a regulation introduced by the European Union( EU) to strengthen digital operational resilience and ensure service continuity across the financial sector. It establishes a comprehensive framework for managing ICT risks, aiming to ensure financial institutions can withstand, respond to and www. intelligentfin. tech
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