DORA work that holds up
For banks, insurers, asset managers, payment and investment firms. BeyondSight helps you run ICT risk and ICT third-party risk as one connected piece of work, built on what you already have, with every decision on the record.
What DORA asks, in plain words
The Digital Operational Resilience Act has applied since 17 January 2025. It puts responsibility for ICT risk with the management body, and asks financial entities to show their work in five areas.
- ICT risk management
- ICT third-party risk, including the Register of Information
- ICT-related incident management and reporting
- Digital operational resilience testing
- Information sharing (voluntary)
Where BeyondSight helps
ICT third-party risk
Supplier and contract registers by criticality, critical ICT suppliers flagged, rule-based assessments and recurring contract reviews. For each critical ICT supplier, you set a dated assessment you can explain, and every contract has a date for its next review, with a reminder as it approaches.
ICT risk management
Threat profiles, vulnerability assessments and one risk register with owners, residual risk and review dates, linked to the actions that follow.
Building on what you have
Already working with ISO 27001? Link it and DORA to one control library, and you see straight away what's already covered and what DORA actually adds.
Answers for the management body
Scope decisions with reasons, owners, review dates and an audit log. That's how you show the board and the supervisor how a judgement was made.
The register, made useful
Your Register of Information is built from the supplier, contract and ICT service work you already do in BeyondSight. When a supplier, contract or service changes in your day-to-day work, the register follows, so it doesn't turn into a yearly spreadsheet exercise. Ask us for a walkthrough.
We're based in Stockholm, understand the Swedish supervisory context and work in Swedish and English. Most financial entities start with Supplier Sentry, or with Compliance Core if several frameworks are in play.