The average multinational financial entity works with well over 1000 information technology vendors and service providers. Starting in January 2025, those entities that operate in the EU, and all of their third parties, are subject to requirements of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). 

This pivotal EU regulation is designed to enhance the operational resilience of financial institutions that operate in the EU, as well as the information and communications technology (ICT) businesses that support them. 

Join Adelani Adesida, Senior Sales Director, EMEA, Loren Johnson, Senior Director of Product Marketing, from Aravo, and two special guests from PwC – Principal Andrew Namoury and Partner Shawn Lonergan – for an insightful webinar on DORA. This session will cover DORA’s core pillars, including ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing, and third-party risk management.  

This webinar is a must-watch for risk professionals managing Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) programs for global organizations looking to navigate the complexities of DORA and leverage its requirements to enhance their operational resilience capabilities. In this session, teams will learn about:     

• A comprehensive understanding of how DORA applies to their organizations and the steps necessary for compliance   

• Effective strategies for strengthening operational resilience through robust governance frameworks and risk assessment processes   

• Key learnings about the role of advanced technologies, such as AI, in demonstrating compliance and improving overall resilience    

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to elevate your organization’s Risk IQ, shielding your business from potential disruptions while safeguarding your brand.     

Watch now and take the first step towards a more resilient and efficient third-party risk management program. 

Speakers

Loren Johnson
Sr. Director of Product Marketing
Aravo

Adelani Adesida
Sr. Sales Director, EMEA
Aravo

Andrew Namoury
Principal
PwC

Shawn Lonergan
Partner
PwC