Whitepaper

Navigating DORA-Compliance: Mastering Identity Access Management for Smooth Sailing

Complying with the DORA regulation is essential for financial institutions and critical service providers in Europe to effectively mitigate cyber risks and ensure operational stability. But what exactly do the requirements of the Digital Operational Resilience Act mean for your company and how can a modern IAM solution like the Garancy Suite from Beta Systems help you achieve compliance?

Beta Systems has been an instrumental part on our voyage to DORA compliance, enabling us to approach risk management from a position of strength. Garancy’s options for the recertification per role or rights and role automatization have contributed to better risk management and DORA compliance.

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Branka Nikolic
Chief Information Security Officer, GENERALI Insurance Serbia

DORA Compliance with Identity Access Management

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is an EU regulation that prepares financial institutions and critical service providers for the challenges of the digital world. The aim of the regulation is to strengthen resilience to cyber attacks and ensure stable operations. But how can organizations successfully navigate the complex DORA requirements?

The whitepaper “Setting Sail for Digital Resilience: Achieving DORA Compliance with Identity Access Management” highlights the most important aspects of the EU regulation and offers practical approaches for successfully implementing the DORA requirements.

Key Takeaways of the Whitepaper

  • Understanding DORA: Learn why the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) plays a central role in the security of financial institutions and IT systems.

  • The Role of IAM in DORA Compliance: Understand how Identity Access Management (IAM) facilitates regulatory compliance – from recertification of critical authorizations to incident reporting.

  • Features of the Garancy IAM Suite: Discover how Garancy optimizes access management processes, minimizes risk and aids compliance with DORA requirements.

  • Expertise Tailored to the EU: Take advantage of Beta Systems’ know-how and rely on an IAM solution developed entirely in the EU that is specifically designed to meet the requirements of European regulatory authorities.

Why Act Now?

DORA has been in effect since January 2025, placing increased demands on the risk management and resilience of critical IT systems. With the Garancy Suite from Beta Systems, organizations establish a solid foundation for compliance, while also increasing their operational efficiency and security.

Start Your Journey to DORA Compliance

Download the whitepaper and learn how Identity Access Management can help your organization on its way to DORA compliance.

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