As the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) comes into force, financial entities across the EU are facing a wave of new regulatory responsibilities. One of the most critical among them is submitting the information register to their national competent authority.
This register plays a central role in DORA compliance. It captures all contractual arrangements with ICT third-party service providers, from cloud services to outsourcing agreements, and brings visibility into digital dependencies that could impact operational resilience. For many organizations, compiling and structuring this data correctly and meeting the specific format and quality requirements of the Financial Market Authority (FMA) can be a complex and time-consuming task.
That’s why we’re excited to share that our ADOGRC clients successfully submitted their information registers on time and without complications – using the standardized Excel export generated directly from ADOGRC. The file passed the FMA’s automatic validation seamlessly during the upload process.
It’s a great example of how ADOGRC takes the complexity out of DORA compliance. Our ready-made template meets FMA requirements, helps organizations structure their ICT third-party data with ease, and enables smooth, stress-free submissions – no formatting issues, no last-minute surprises.
ADOGRC is purpose-built to support financial institutions in meeting DORA head-on – with powerful features for ICT risk management, compliance, and internal controls, all in one integrated platform.
