What good is a passed audit if, during a cyberattack, the critical logs are missing and the emergency contact number goes unanswered? For financial institutions, moments like these determine whether payment transactions, customer services, and trading processes are effectively protected. <\/p>\n\n
In his article in IT-Finanzmagazin, our DFIR specialist Fritz Greulich highlights a key challenge: DORA establishes important prerequisites for digital resilience. However, a security organization must demonstrate in practice whether it can function under the pressure of an attack. <\/p>\n\n
At SECUINFRA, we see this as a critical mission: to develop robust operational capabilities based on regulatory requirements. To achieve this, three elements must work together: teams that master their roles through realistic exercises. Actionable security data that enables rapid analysis and containment. And external service providers whose access rights, responsibilities, and collaboration have already been clarified before an emergency arises. <\/p>\n\n
This is because the first few hours of an attack leave little room for organizational oversights. A lack of telemetry also makes it difficult to assess the business impact and determine regulatory implications. <\/p>\n\n