What DORA Means for Financial Entities in the EU

By Sonatype

DORA is an EU regulation that sets out to enhance the cybersecurity of financial institutions, including banks, insurance firms, and investment companies. It does this by standardising operational resilience regulations across the financial industry, applying more than 22,000 financial entities and information and communications technology (ICT) service providers operating within the EU, as well as the ICT infrastructure supporting them from outside the EU. This is an EU-wide requirement passed in 2024 and must be enforced starting in January 2025.

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