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DORA
Resilience Testing

by zeroBS

We deliver the tests for your DORA compliance requirements.

Scenario-based simulations and performance tests according to recognized standards
Full Threat-Led Testing (TLPT) for your critical services
Annual tests designed for online banking, mobile apps and critical infrastructure
Complete delivery: detailed reports, concrete remediation plans and official regulatory attestation
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zeroBS and DORA – That's what you can expect

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) requires financial institutions to demonstrate the resilience of critical ICT services against cyber threats.

Create transparency regarding potential risks at the application level

Identify bottlenecks and sources of error through controlled resilience testing, with a holistic approach to indentify and investigate your external faxing assets

Incorporating realistic scenarios into operational resilience testing

DORA emphasizes realistic threat scenarios. We validate detection capabilities, escalation paths and recovery objectives under attack conditions at the application level.

Verification of third-party and cloud resilience at the application level

Independent validation of resilience measures across internal systems and third-party dependencies — because under DORA, the responsibility remains with your organization.

Conclusion

Resilience testing has become a critical compliance and operational priority. Integrate realistic testing into your DORA programme to demonstrate measurable, tested resilience.

Your tool for all DORA Resilience Tests

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Professional DORA-compliant testing without the overhead of building your own infrastructure.

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DORA – Facts

DORA is an EU-wide, uniform regulation covering cybersecurity, ICT risks and digital operational resilience in the financial sector. It came into full effect on 17 January 2025.

DORA requires testing in six key areas:

  • • ICT risk management (Chapter II, Articles 5–16)
  • • Handling, classification and reporting of ICT-related incidents (Chapter III, Articles 17–23)
  • • Testing digital operational resilience, including threat-led penetration testing (TLPT) (Chapter IV, Articles 24–27)
  • • Management of third-party ICT risk, including information registers and notification requirements (Chapter V)
  • • Supervisory framework for critical third-party ICT service providers
  • • Agreements on information sharing and cyber crisis and emergency exercises
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DORA – Compliance challenges

Almost every technical team has a contingency plan in place. However, according to DORA, the financial sector has a much tougher challenge — especially regarding cyber resilience at the application layer.

Every DORA-compliant company must also consider resilience for all systems and services obtained from third-party providers.

DORA – Non-compliance

In the event of non-compliance, competent supervisory authorities may impose proportionate measures — ranging from fines to injunctions or public announcements.

A damaged reputation is not only expensive — the damage can be irreparable.

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