Navigating DORA Readiness with NinjaOne
Will NinjaOne help my organization achieve DORA compliance?
While NinjaOne is not a complete solution for achieving full DORA compliance, it plays a crucial role in strengthening your organization’s cybersecurity posture. By automating key processes and implementing robust security measures, NinjaOne helps align with critical DORA objectives as part of a broader compliance initiative.
For a quick overview, check out the FAQ section below.
This page also provides essential resources to guide you toward compliance.
A practical guide to navigating DORA compliance challenges
NinjaOne is a powerful solution that can help financial institutions overcome these challenges with greater ease.
What’s inside?
- Understanding DORA’s impact: Why DORA matters for financial institutions and what it aims to achieve in securing ICT systems
- Navigating DORA compliance: Key requirements and practical steps for aligning your ICT risk management with DORA standards
- Addressing third-party risk: Strategies for managing third-party ICT risks to maintain compliance
- How NinjaOne supports compliance: Real-world examples of how NinjaOne helps you achieve DORA alignment effectively
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FAQs
What is the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)?
DORA is a regulation introduced by the European Commission to enhance the operational resilience of digital systems within the EU’s financial sector. It establishes comprehensive requirements for managing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) risks.
Who does DORA apply to?
DORA applies to a wide range of financial entities, including banks, insurance companies, investment firms, payment institutions, and critical third-party ICT service providers.
What are the main requirements of DORA?
Key requirements include implementing robust ICT risk management frameworks, establishing incident reporting protocols, conducting regular operational resilience testing, and managing risks associated with third-party ICT service providers.
When is the DORA compliance deadline?
Financial entities were required to comply with DORA regulations by January 17, 2025.
How does DORA differ from GDPR?
While GDPR focuses on data privacy and protection, DORA specifically addresses the operational resilience and cybersecurity of financial institutions’ digital systems.
What steps should organizations take to prepare for DORA compliance?
Organizations should conduct a gap analysis to assess current ICT risk management practices, develop a roadmap to address deficiencies, align governance with DORA requirements, and ensure continuous monitoring of ICT-related incidents.
How does DORA impact third-party service providers?
DORA holds financial entities accountable for the ICT risks associated with third-party service providers. Organizations must ensure that their service providers comply with DORA’s resilience standards and manage associated risks effectively.
What is the role of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) in DORA implementation?
The ESAs are responsible for developing technical standards and guidelines to facilitate the uniform implementation of DORA across EU member states.
Are there penalties for non-compliance with DORA?
Yes, entities that fail to comply with DORA requirements may face regulatory sanctions, including fines and other supervisory measures.
How NinjaOne Supports DORA Compliance
NinjaOne provides organizations with the tools to monitor, manage, and protect IT assets, reduce cyber risks, and prepare for potential threats—all while aligning with the DORA compliance checklist and EU regulatory requirements.
