DORA readiness assessment
DORA readiness, assessed across all five pillars
The Digital Operational Resilience Act turns ICT resilience into a supervised obligation for EU financial entities. Celeredge drafts where a client stands against each pillar from the evidence they already hold, so your team reviews and advises instead of re-collecting.
From $59 per seat / month billed annually ($70 monthly), after a 7-day free trial. Supports an independent readiness review, not a regulatory submission or supervisory assessment.
The problem
Where DORA readiness work gets stuck
The third-party register is the hard part
ICT third-party risk demands a register with contractual detail most clients have never assembled in one place.
Resilience testing scoped too late
Testing obligations scale with what the entity is, and clients discover the scope only once a programme is already running.
Existing resilience work not credited
Plenty of what DORA asks for already exists under a client's operational-resilience or outsourcing programmes, but nobody has mapped it across.
How Celeredge helps
All five pillars, mapped to what the client already has
Celeredge assesses ICT risk management, ICT-related incident management and reporting, digital operational resilience testing, ICT third-party risk, and information-sharing arrangements, crediting the evidence the client already holds under adjacent programmes.
- Each pillar scored from the client's own policies, registers and reports
- Every finding cites the source document behind it
- Overlap with existing operational-resilience work identified rather than duplicated
- Remediation actions with owners and due dates once the gaps are agreed
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Questions
DORA readiness assessment FAQ
Who does DORA apply to?
Broadly, EU financial entities and the critical ICT third-party providers that serve them. UK and other non-EU firms are frequently in scope through EU subsidiaries, branches or counterparties, which is a common reason firms assess later than they should.
Is this a regulatory submission?
No. This is an independent internal readiness and gap review. It does not constitute a regulatory filing, and it is not a supervisory assessment.
Does it reuse a client's operational-resilience work?
That is the point of assessing from evidence. Material produced for operational resilience, outsourcing and third-party risk is read and credited where it answers a DORA requirement, instead of being rebuilt.
Assess it on one client's evidence.
Five pillars, scored from the documents and registers your client already maintains.