What is the DORA regulation?
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DORA is EU law forcing financial firms and non‑EU vendors serving them to adopt a cyber risk management framework with mandated reporting obligations, scheduled timelines to notify and investigate incidents, mandatory penetration and resiliency testing, and fines plus possible personal liability for executives. It requires centralized visibility across apps and APIs; the practical response is deploying API/application protection across private cloud, public cloud and edge with unified control so incident data can be gathered and reported within the regulation’s windows.
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- 0:00Introduction at InfoSecurity
- 0:37Understanding DORA
- 2:30F5 solutions and compliance
- 5:37Real-world AI adoption
- 8:15Closing remarks
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