Who does DORA apply to?

Financial entities in the EU — banks, insurers, investment firms, and more — and their critical ICT third-party providers. DORA has been under active supervision since 2025.

We're an ICT provider to a financial firm. Does this help?

Yes. DORA pushes requirements down to ICT third-party providers. LogPulse gives you the monitoring, logging, and incident-reporting evidence your financial clients will increasingly ask for.

How does DORA relate to NIS2?

DORA is the specific regime for the financial sector, while NIS2 is broader; many controls overlap. The same LogPulse detections and reports map to both, so you don't maintain two stacks.

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DORA holds financial entities and their ICT providers to strict detection, logging, and incident-reporting standards. LogPulse covers the operational layer — on EU infrastructure, mapped to the controls.

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What DORA asks for, and how LogPulse covers it

A practical mapping from DORA's ICT-risk expectations to platform capabilities. LogPulse supports your resilience program — it is not a certification.

Centralized ICT logging

Consolidate logs from every ICT system into one EU-hosted store, with retention and an append-only audit trail.

Continuous detection

MITRE ATT&CK-tagged detections and custom LPQL rules monitor ICT systems in real time and raise risk-based notables.

ICT incident reporting

AI-investigated notables, pinned evidence, and deep-linkable timelines help you classify and report major ICT-related incidents within DORA's deadlines.

Resilience monitoring

Service Intelligence turns logs into service-health KPIs, so you can demonstrate continuous monitoring of critical and important functions.

DORA control reports

Built-in compliance reports map detections and data to DORA, NIS2, and ISO 27001 controls, with a MITRE ATT&CK coverage heatmap.

EU data residency

Log data stays in GCP Amsterdam; AI evaluation runs on Amazon Bedrock in an EU region. GDPR-compliant by default.

DORA FAQ

Who does DORA apply to?: Financial entities in the EU — banks, insurers, investment firms, and more — and their critical ICT third-party providers. DORA has been under active supervision since 2025.
We're an ICT provider to a financial firm. Does this help?: Yes. DORA pushes requirements down to ICT third-party providers. LogPulse gives you the monitoring, logging, and incident-reporting evidence your financial clients will increasingly ask for.
How does DORA relate to NIS2?: DORA is the specific regime for the financial sector, while NIS2 is broader; many controls overlap. The same LogPulse detections and reports map to both, so you don't maintain two stacks.

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