Pablo of Andrés, Technological Means director of Cecabank, has participated in the I financial regulation Meeting: the importance of the cyberresilience in the financial sector and DORA'S arrival, organised by elEconomista.
The regulations DORA, that it will enter vigor in mid January, has as an objective that the financial sector and the suppliers ICT can follow working of way resiliente in the case of suffer a serious disturbance operations. The number of cyberattacks for years does not stop growing and the complexity of these is which more worries in the business network. Banks, insurers, brokers of insurance, investment funds and suppliers of digital services that they work with them are some of the predilectas to receive cyberattacks, whether to obtain committed financial resources or details. On these matters put the focus the I financial regulation Meeting: the importance of the cyberresilience in the financial sector and DORA'S arrival, organised by elEconomista.
Pablo of Andrés, Technological Means director of Cecabank, has participated in the meeting in which has emphasised: «Functions of business of the financial institutions every time depend more than the technology and the externalisation has been seen incremented with the need of covering areas of specialisation, situation that has seen good the regulator. The companies already take part of the path walked in the adoption of DORA thanks to previous regulations, that DORA comes to order, although expands risks demands when it comes to analysis, incident management and supplier management. Very relevant is the involvement of the governing bodies until the level of the Board of Directors, which guarantees the alignment of all the effective organisation and resource of resources to cover DORA'S requirements and consolidate a model of all-inclusive government of the security and the resilience».
