Building Resilience with DORA: Strengthening Compliance and Operational Risk Management
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Navigating new compliance frameworks can be daunting. In this webinar, Tom Schneider and Annick O’Brien discuss the EU’s Digital Operations Resilience Act (DORA) – a regulation designed to strengthen operational risk management. Discover how DORA’s principal-based approach helps organizations to prepare for incidents, manage 3rd party risks, and build resilience.
Topics include:
- Why DORA is important and who it applies to
- 3rd Party Risk
- The 5 Pillars of DORA
- Principal-based legislation
- The influence of NIST CSF on DORA’s framework
Learn about how your organization can build resilience while navigating DORA.
Presented by:
- Tom Schneider, GRC Consultant, DataBee®, A Comcast Company
- Annick O’Brien, General Counsel, CybSafe
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