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Digital resilience is now a regulatory imperative. The EU has introduced a series of landmark acts – including the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), the NIS2/IMS2 Directive, and the EU Cybersecurity Act – to strengthen the security and continuity of Europe’s critical digital infrastructure.
For financial entities, ICT providers, and essential/important operators, these regulations set out strict obligations for ICT risk management, incident response, and operational continuity. Failure to comply can result in fines, reputational damage, or loss of regulatory approval.
Beyond compliance, digital resilience is a business necessity. With growing cyber threats, complex supply chains, and increasing regulatory scrutiny, organisations must demonstrate that their ICT systems are secure, reliable, and able to withstand disruption.
1) Applies to financial entities and ICT providers.
2) ICT risk management frameworks covering identification, protection, detection, response, and recovery.
3) Mandatory incident reporting and classification.
4) Threat-led penetration testing (TLPT) for critical entities.
5) Oversight of third-party ICT providers.
1) Establishes EU-wide certification schemes for ICT products, services, and processes.
2) Encourages harmonisation of cybersecurity standards across the EU.
3) Provides assurance to customers and regulators through certified resilience measures.
At GRC.ie, we combine deep regulatory knowledge with operational and technical expertise. Our approach ensures that your ICT resilience framework:
With GRC.ie, compliance becomes more than an obligation – it becomes a strategic enabler of trust, security, and operational continuity.
