Start Dates: 11/03/2025
Duration: This half day in person programme will run from 9:30am - 12:30pm
Location: Ibec, 84/86 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2
Full Fee: €420.00
Network Members Fee: €225.00
Programme overview
In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing business environment, compliance professionals play a crucial role in ensuring organizations meet their regulatory obligations while maintaining operational resilience. This course will provide you with the tools and strategies needed to adapt, innovate, and thrive in the face of uncertainty.
Learning outcomes:
Introduction to the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)
– Operational Risk and Resilience in a Digital world
5 Key Areas of Operational Resilience:
– Management of ICT Risks
– Classification and Reporting of Incidents
– Digital Operational Resilience Testing
– Managing Third-Party Risk and Regulating Critical ICT Service Providers
– Information Sharing
ICT Risk Management for non-Technologists – Governance, Control & Impact on Business
– Board / Executive Risks and Responsibilities
– Creating a level playing field in Digital Financial Services
Who is the course for?
This masterclass is tailored for attendees across industries who are eager to enhance their skill set, gain a competitive edge, and successfully implement the DORA framework.
Modules:
Introduction to the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)
– Operational Risk and Resilience in a Digital world
5 Key Areas of Operational Resilience:
– Management of ICT Risks
– Classification and Reporting of Incidents
– Digital Operational Resilience Testing
– Managing Third-Party Risk and Regulating Critical ICT Service Providers
– Information Sharing
ICT Risk Management for non-Technologists – Governance, Control & Impact on Business
– Board / Executive Risks and Responsibilities
– Creating a level playing field in Digital Financial Services
Case Study – When Technology Fails – TSB Meltdown in the UK – Impacting Business and Customers
DORA and Financial Services – Timeline for Implementation
– European Supervisory Authorities prepare set of Policy Products – EBA, EIOPA & ESMA
– Application, Oversight and Compliance from January 2025
The Central Bank of Ireland & DORA
– Guidance on Outsourcing, Operational Resilience, and IT & Cybersecurity Risks
– DORA – A Supervisory priority
Summary, Conclusion and Feedback
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