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DORA Compliance Is Complex. Non-Compliance Is Costly.
Financial entities face unprecedented regulatory pressure with real consequences.
€10M+ in Potential Fines
DORA penalties can reach €10 million or 2% of annual turnover. Regulators are actively enforcing compliance.
Months of Manual Work
Traditional compliance requires hundreds of hours documenting policies, collecting evidence, and preparing audits.
Third-Party ICT Risk
Managing vendor risk across your supply chain creates compliance gaps and potential liability exposure.
Automated DORA Compliance. Deployed in Minutes.
Coro’s unified platform handles everything — from threat detection to evidence collection.
Automated Evidence Collection
Continuous documentation of security events, policies, and controls — ready for auditors.
ICT Incident Management
Detect, classify, and report ICT incidents with automated workflows aligned to DORA requirements.
Unified Security Platform
Endpoint, email, network, and cloud protection in one console — no tool sprawl.
Third-Party Risk Management
Monitor and assess ICT vendor risks with automated questionnaires and continuous monitoring.
Complete DORA Article Coverage
Coro maps directly to DORA’s core requirements, automating compliance across all critical articles.
DORA Articles We Cover
Built for Financial Services
DORA applies to 22,000+ EU financial entities. We serve them all.
Banking
Credit institutions & investment firms
Insurance
Insurance & reinsurance undertakings
Fintech
Payment & e-money institutions
Asset Management
Investment funds & managers
DORA Enforcement Is Live. Are You Ready?
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Get Free Assessment →Understanding DORA compliance is essential for financial institutions striving to navigate today’s increasingly complex regulatory landscape. The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) requires organizations not only to understand the regulatory framework but also to translate that understanding into actionable, organization-wide strategies, including compliance with dora compliance.
This involves implementing comprehensive governance and risk-management structures that can withstand operational disruptions, cyber threats, and third-party vulnerabilities. Institutions are expected to maintain clear processes for identifying, assessing, and mitigating digital risks, supported by resilient technological systems capable of ensuring continuity even under stress.
Achieving dora compliance involves implementing comprehensive governance and risk-management structures that can withstand operational disruptions, cyber threats, and third-party vulnerabilities. Institutions are expected to maintain clear processes for identifying, assessing, and mitigating digital risks, supported by resilient technological systems capable of ensuring continuity even under stress.
Equally important is the education and engagement of staff at all levels. Every employee—from leadership to front-line teams—must be aware of their responsibilities in maintaining operational resilience. This includes training on incident reporting procedures, awareness of cybersecurity best practices, and familiarity with internal protocols designed to safeguard critical services.
By investing in both structural readiness and organizational culture, financial institutions can position themselves to not only meet DORA’s requirements but also strengthen their overall digital resilience, enhancing trust and stability in an increasingly interconnected financial ecosystem.