WorkNest Secure
DORA Consultancy Services
Expert support for Digital Operational Resilience Compliance, through our best in class DORA consultants.
Why choose WorkNest DORA consultancy?
CREST Accredited
Validating the quality of our testing methodologies and ethical standards
Cost-effective Solution
Choose the level of support for DORA that best suits your organisation
Qualified DORA Consultants
WorkNest's seasoned DORA consultants will guide you through the five pillars of DORA
Flexible Delivery
Our flexible delivery service means our DORA consultants will work around the needs of your business
Detailed Reporting
Get a comprehensive report of findings and an action plan
Complete Transparency
Clear communication throughout engagements with ongoing updates and post-exercise walk-throughs
What is DORA?
What is DORA?
What is DORA?
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is an EU regulation which entered into force in January 2023, and will apply to related entities from January 2025. The goal of DORA is to strengthen the operation resilience of financial entities such as banks, insurance companies and investment firms. DORA also seeks to ensure that the financial sector within the EU can stay robust in the event of a severe operational disruption. Similarly to GDPR, all organisations that provides services to financial entities within the EU will need to comply with DORA.
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is an EU regulation which entered into force in January 2023, and will apply to related entities from January 2025. The goal of DORA is to strengthen the operation resilience of financial entities such as banks, insurance companies and investment firms. DORA also seeks to ensure that the financial sector within the EU can stay robust in the event of a severe operational disruption. Similarly to GDPR, all organisations that provides services to financial entities within the EU will need to comply with DORA.
What does DORA consultancy cover?
Information sharing
Exchange of information and intelligence on cyber threats (optional)
Digital operational resilience testing
Basic and advanced testing
Oversight of critical third-party providers
Oversight framework for critical IT third-party providers
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Paymentsense - Europe largest merchant service provider, CTO
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Chief Executive
Waverley Care
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Leeds United Football Club
Cyber security FAQs
PCI DSS is a global Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard set up in order to help businesses process card payments in a secure manner, reducing credit card fraud. It enforces tight controls surrounding the storage, processing and transmission of card data.
PCI DSS compliance was developed by the PCI Security Standards Council. However, it is enforced by the five major card brands: Master Card, Visa, American Express, JCB International and Discover.
The cost of PCI compliance depends on the size of your business, the number of yearly transactions, your SAQ, and much more. Generally, it’s always better to get help with PCI DSS compliance, than to ignore it and suffer the heavy fines and lawsuits that come from PCI DSS non-compliance. Bulletproof’s seasoned consultants have experience in making PCI DSS as easy as possible through accurate scoping.
There are a number of steps that organisations must take to become PCI compliant, covering both technical and procedural components. PCI DSS compliance demands the right mix of people, processes and technology to ensure cardholder data can be kept secure to the rigorous PCI DSS standards. Some examples of the technical steps include:
Installing and maintaining a firewall
Changing vendor-supplied default passwords and security settings
Encrypting cardholder data when transmitting it across open, public networks
Using and regularly updating antivirus software
Conducting regular security assessments
PCI DSS compliance applies to any organisation that processes or transmits card data. This is a global standard overseen by the PCI Security Standards Council.
PCI DSS is a global Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard set up in order to help businesses process card payments in a secure manner, reducing credit card fraud. It enforces tight controls surrounding the storage, processing and transmission of card data.
The cost of PCI compliance depends on the size of your business, the number of yearly transactions, your SAQ, and much more. Generally, it’s always better to get help with PCI DSS compliance, than to ignore it and suffer the heavy fines and lawsuits that come from PCI DSS non-compliance. Bulletproof’s seasoned consultants have experience in making PCI DSS as easy as possible through accurate scoping.
PCI DSS compliance applies to any organisation that processes or transmits card data. This is a global standard overseen by the PCI Security Standards Council.
PCI DSS compliance was developed by the PCI Security Standards Council. However, it is enforced by the five major card brands: Master Card, Visa, American Express, JCB International and Discover.
There are a number of steps that organisations must take to become PCI compliant, covering both technical and procedural components. PCI DSS compliance demands the right mix of people, processes and technology to ensure cardholder data can be kept secure to the rigorous PCI DSS standards. Some examples of the technical steps include:
Installing and maintaining a firewall
Changing vendor-supplied default passwords and security settings
Encrypting cardholder data when transmitting it across open, public networks
Using and regularly updating antivirus software
Conducting regular security assessments
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