DORA compliance software for advisors and MSPs
The Digital Operational Resilience Act brings EU financial entities under a single, demanding standard for ICT risk — and the providers who serve them have to keep up. Viciora lets you manage DORA across every client from one console.
What it requires
DORA applies to EU financial entities — banks, insurers, investment firms — and the critical ICT providers behind them. It requires structured ICT risk management, classification and reporting of major incidents on set timelines, regular operational resilience testing, and active oversight of third-party technology providers. It has been in force since January 2025.
How Viciora handles it
- ICT risk management framework
- Third-party risk register (tiered approach)
- Incident classification & reporting tools
- Digital operational resilience testing
- Register of Information support
Works with your other frameworks
DORA sits naturally alongside the rest of your stack — share evidence, controls and mappings across:
See DORA managed across every client
Book a 30-minute demo and we’ll walk through it with a real client scenario.
Frequently asked questions
- Who does DORA apply to?
- EU financial entities such as banks, insurers and investment firms, plus the critical ICT third-party providers that serve them.
- Can I manage DORA for several clients at once in Viciora?
- Yes. Define your DORA methodology once and apply it across every client, with each engagement kept isolated and audit-ready.