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SECUINFRA shows how financial companies can use RBA to tame their flood of alarms while remaining DORA-compliant
With the entry into force of the EU regulation DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act), it is clear that the digital resilience of financial companies is no longer an optional extra – it is mandatory. From 2025, banks, insurance companies and other regulated financial service providers will have to meet stricter requirements for cyber security, incident management and IT risk management. But how can these requirements be implemented efficiently without suffocating operational efforts?
Less noise, more focus: RBA as the key to smart alarm prioritization
One of the biggest problems facing today’s Security Operations Centers (SOC) is the sheer volume of alarm information. False alerts, redundant warnings and irrelevant events mean that analysts quickly lose track of what is going on – a dangerous situation in the face of real threats. This is where Risk-Based Alerting (RBA) comes in: Instead of treating all alerts equally, RBA weights security-relevant events according to the specific risk to the company.
This approach is proving to be a real game changer, particularly in the context of DORA requirements. By prioritizing critical incidents, companies can deploy their resources in a targeted manner, increase SOC performance and better comply with regulatory obligations – without drowning in a wave of alerts.
SECUINFRA supports financial companies on the path to DORA compliance
As a leading cyber defense specialist, SECUINFRA supports financial companies in the practical implementation of DORA. Our latest specialist article on Protector Online clearly shows how RBA works in practice, what added value the approach offers and how alarm fatigue can be turned into measurable efficiency.
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DORA in financial companies: Fewer alarms with RBA The digital resilience of tomorrow needs more than technology – it needs strategy, expertise and a clear focus. With SECUINFRA and RBA, you can master the balancing act between regulatory compliance and operational excellence.
