ICT risk and incident reporting under DORA
ICT risk management owned by the management body, classification of major incidents and the 4h/24h · 72h · 1-month reporting chain.
ICT risk management owned by the management body, classification of major incidents and the 4h/24h · 72h · 1-month reporting chain.
Risk analysis before every material outsourcing, the register of information under ITS 2024/2956, contract clauses and exit strategies — including for externally sourced AI services.
Risk control, the MaRisk compliance function and internal audit, risk-bearing capacity and the at least quarterly overall risk report to management.
Business-wide risk assessment, due diligence, beneficial owners, sanctions screening and suspicious-activity reporting — mapped against Regulation (EU) 2024/1624.
The building blocks banks and savings banks can work with on the platform — each linked to its detail page.
Each regulation as a documented target process with the article or module cited for every step. You map your current state module by module and get a prioritised gap list; the Regulation Watcher flags new requirements.
Role-based agents answer with the exact paragraph, grounded in your own outsourcing contracts and fully logged — shown in the demo scenario of a cooperative bank.
KYC, sanctions and PEP checks against the EU list, OFAC SDN and GLEIF as an agentic workflow with human approval on the SAR path; your prevention handbook mapped article by article against the AMLR.
EU SaaS hosted in Germany, private cloud, on-premises or air-gapped. Keys, index and audit log are separated per tenant.
Applies since 17 January 2025; incident reporting 4h/24h · 72h · 1 month.
Specifies section 25a of the German Banking Act (KWG); outsourcing in AT 9.
Only for non-DORA institutions; repealed as of 31 December 2026.
Applies from 10 July 2027 — the new EU AML regime with the AMLA as supervisor.
In stages: transparency duties since 2 August 2026, high-risk duties (Annex III) from 2 December 2027.
For every processing of personal customer data — including by AI agents.
Whether and to what extent a regulation applies to your organisation depends on size, sector and business model. This overview is orientation, not legal advice.
We walk you through the relevant blueprint, map it roughly against your current state and show what the gap list would look like for your institution.