Event Details
Countdown to DORA: The lull before the storm
Friday 16 February 2024
11:00AM - 12:00PM
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Introduction
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) came into force in January 2023, and the financial services businesses affected need to achieve DORA compliance by 17th January 2025. Compliance with DORA is not optional and failure to adhere to the regulation requirements carries penalties for both financial institutions and third parties. UK businesses will need to act quickly to determine if they fall in scope of DORA, based on the range of types of financial markets activities included and whether those take place within EU jurisdictions.
DORA, and the global policy move toward greater operational resilience in financial services, will ultimately benefit customers by making service dependability a codified obligation. Like any endeavour designed to deliver transformative change at pace and scale, implementing DORA will require consistent focus and engagement, particularly at the Board and executive levels.
This webinar will give you the opportunity to compare your DORA plans with examples of best practice; understand your obligations under the new regulations; and re-evaluate your data security procedures. There will also be an opportunity to put questions to the presenters during the webinar.
Delivered by senior experts, this 60-minute webinar – a follow-up to last September’s (Q3) ITF ‘Security Matters’ Forum: “Decrypting the Digital Operational Resilience Act: Latest insights to what DORA means for your market business” – will provide latest insights to some of the key 'Hows' and 'How-nots' for companies who are looking to learn more about this important compliance landscape.
This is a Free event. To register, simply complete the Registration Form below and confirmation of your registration will be sent to your email address.
Who Should Attend
This 1Hr session - the first of this year's ITF Webinars - has been tailored to the needs of senior business; IT and security professionals; technology architects and developers; finance officers; legal, risk and compliance executives; project managers, plus underwriters and brokers who work in the Lloyd's and London insurance market. If this forum is relevant to other colleagues within your company then please forward this e-mail to them.
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Agenda
Speakers
Legal Director at Clyde & Co
Nick has over 20 years of specialist experience in technology, intellectual property, cyber risk and data protection, defamation, professional negligence and insurance.
His recent advice work includes cyber incident response including several major multiparty ransomware attacks, numerous data protection disputes, software supply disputes, large/complex, international intellectual property claims drafting and reviewing cyber, technology and public liability insurance policies, compliance and regulatory advice, defamation, breach of copyright, theft of trade secrets, software supply disputes, fine art disputes and professional negligence.
UK & Europe GTM Strategy Advisor on DORA
Highly accomplished with significant experience, Antony is the UK & Europe GTM Strategy Advisor on DORA at Gieom. Antony is also a member of several advisory boards operating within the financial services sector.
EMEA Channel Director at Panorays
Matt is a seasoned technology industry executive who is experienced in introducing start-up technologies that offer something different to the EMEA market. Matt’s UK enterprise and public sector clients include, among others, Lloyd’s and London insurance market companies, Cabinet Office, NAG, RWE, John Lewis, SABIC, Lloyds Bank and ARM.