Only 6.5% of the DORA Registers of Information analysed in the ESAs' dry run passed all data-quality checks — missing mandatory information was 86% of the errors. ~22,000 financial entities are in scope. This toolkit exists to fix exactly that.
Does this sound like your DORA project?
Only 6.5% of Registers of Information passed the ESAs' dry run — mostly missing mandatory fields. The raw template doesn't guide you.
Article 18 spreads the criteria across multiple texts. Manual classification under time pressure is slow and error-prone.
Vendor monitoring, concentration analysis and contractual clauses are an ongoing burden, not a one-off exercise.
ICT-risk, incident, continuity and third-party policies live in different places — and audit-readiness suffers for it.
The shape of the regulation, in plain terms
11 professional tools, 4 policies, a free checklist
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- Any of the 11 tools individually
- Mix and match as you go
- The core starter templates
- 4 policy templates
- Readiness checklist
- All 11 DORA templates
- 4 policy templates
- Readiness checklist
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I build these kits and run security in EU-regulated fintech. A small amount of my time is available for fixed-price work — quoted by written proposal, invoiced directly, never through the store.
Not legal advice, and no audit opinion or certificate. Fixed price, stated in the proposal before you commit.
Pay once · 30-day money-back · EU VAT handled at checkout. Practitioner-built templates for Reg (EU) 2022/2554, requiring your review — not legal advice. Scope and obligations depend on your entity and the current regulation text. Confirm with qualified counsel.