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Description
Introduction
This program is designed to equip executives (including Management Bodies) in the financial sector with the essential understanding and strategies needed to navigate the landscape of digital operational resilience. Participants will delve into the core provisions, responsibilities, and implementation strategies outlined in the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).
Objectives
By following this training, executives will be equipped with the knowledge and resources needed to fulfil their responsibilities under DORA and contribute to the digital operational resilience of their organisations.
At the end of the course, the participants must be able to:
Understand the key provisions and objectives of DORA.
Recognize the importance of digital operational resilience in the financial sector.
Familiarise executives with the Management body's specific responsibilities outlined in DORA.
Learn practical strategies for implementing DORA compliance within their organisations.
Address any concerns or questions regarding DORA and its implications.
Programme
Introduction to DORA
Overview of DORA and its significance in EU financial regulation.
Explanation of why DORA was implemented and its objectives.
Key Provisions of DORA
Detailed exploration of the main components of DORA, including:
ICT risk management framework
ICT-related Incidents Management, Classification, and Reporting
Digital Operational Resilience Testing
ICT Third-Party Risk Management
Information and Intelligence Sharing
Policy on arrangements with ICT third-party service providers
Discussion on the implications of these provisions for financial institutions.
Responsibilities of the Management Body
Examination of the specific responsibilities of the management body as outlined in DORA. (Especially in Article 5).
Clarify each responsibility and its importance in ensuring compliance and operational resilience.
Implementation Strategies
Practical strategies for implementing DORA compliance within financial institutions.
Guidance on establishing adequate governance arrangements, policies, and communication channels.
Recommendations for allocating resources and budget for digital operational resilience needs.
Tips for fostering a culture of digital operational resilience within the organisation.
Q&A and Discussion
Open forum for executives to ask questions and discuss any concerns or challenges related to DORA.
Opportunity for sharing insights and experiences among participants.
Addressing specific scenarios or issues raised by participants.
Target Audience
The “DORA for Executives Training” is ideally suited for a diverse range of professionals within the financial sector who hold executive or managerial positions and are directly involved in overseeing operational resilience and compliance efforts. The target audience may include:
Chief Executive Officers (CEOs)
Chief Operating Officers (COOs)
Chief Information Officers (CIOs)
Chief Technology Officers (CTOs)
Chief Risk Officers (CROs)
Chief Compliance Officers (CCOs)
Heads of IT or Technology Departments
Heads of Risk Management Departments
Heads of Compliance Departments
Board members and Directors with oversight responsibilities
Senior Managers and Executives responsible for operational resilience and risk management functions
Conditions
Course Material
The training material will be handed out at the beginning of the course.
Presentation slides summarising key points and provisions of DORA.
Case studies or scenarios illustrating the practical application of DORA responsibilities.
Handouts or guides outlining implementation strategies and best practices.
Relevant excerpts from DORA for reference during discussions.
Location
L-1615 Luxembourg
Luxembourg