DORA, CSA, AI Act - What Does All of This Mean to Me as a Tester?
summary
EU acts like DORA and the AI Act demand concrete testing actions not slogans: DORA mandates 24 hours major-incident reporting, annual tests of critical business functions, independent testers, and third‑party inventories; the AI Act demands real‑world validation for high‑risk models. Examples include PayPal outages caused by a botched test, the COMPAS bias case, and a £-scale post office failure. Practical responses shown are a decision tree matrix for test scope, a third‑party inventory, and continuous monitoring using Kelvin Risk.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Regulatory impact on testers
- 10:31Digital Operational Resilience Act
- 23:32AI Act, CRA and Accessibility Act
- 31:38Align testing with regulations
- 41:26Summary
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