DORAn suhteen on kuitenkin edelleen monia epävarmuustekijöitä ja siitä, kuka tarkalleen kuuluu sen soveltamisalaan? Ja mikä tärkeintä, miten toteuttaa sen vaatimukset, jotka vaikuttavat kolmansien osapuolten riskinhallintaan ja häiriötilanteisiin reagointiohjelmiin. Siinä operatiivisten riskien oppaamme lataus on täällä auttamassa.Olemme työskennelleet toimittamaan sinulle tämän DORA-vaatimustenmukaisuusoppaan, jotta sinulla on kaikki mitä tarvitset vastataksesi kaikkiin DORA-kysymyksiin ja varmistaaksesi, että tiedät mitä tehdä.
With supply chain attacks accelerating and their impacts increasing, one thing is clear: Traditional Third-Party Risk Management is failing, leaving your organisation exposed. Today’s TPRM programmes fail because they operate with people, platforms, and processes disconnected. Organisations lack collaboration internally and externally, rely on ineffective tools that can’t provide visibility beyond direct suppliers, and follow compliance-driven processes that create a false sense of security.
This three-pronged problem creates dangerous blind spots, wastes resources, and leaves organisations vulnerable to evolving supply chain threats that can originate anywhere in your extended supply chain.
Gain exclusive data and actionable strategies in our report based on a survey of 500 leading UK cyber security professionals and see how a collaborative, sector-wide approach is the only way to secure today's complex digital supply chains.
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You will learn why supply chain cyber incidents are a top three concern for 90% of UK professionals in 2025.
You will learn what the biggest shortcomings of your current TPRM program are, according to your peers.
You will learn how a collective defence model has successfully uncovered hundreds of potential concentration risks for organisations in the UK public and financial sectors.
Tämä opas sisältää kaiken siitä, miksi sinun pitäisi välittää, DORAn keskeisiin pilareihin ja siihen, mitkä EU:n ulkopuoliset organisaatiot kuuluvat sen toimivaltaan.
DORA painottaa merkittävästi ICT-kolmansien osapuolten riskienhallintaa. Tässä valkoisessa kirjassa esitellään kaikki, mitä sinun tarvitsee tietää siitä, miten DORA vaikuttaa TPRM: ään.
Tämä asiakirja tarjoaa etenemissuunnitelman, joka muuntaa sääntelykielen erityisiksi, toteuttamiskelpoisiksi vaiheiksi. Annamme sinulle hyödyllisen yhteenvedon jokaisesta teknisestä sääntelystandardista.
The Path Beyond TPRM: A Call to Defend-as-One
Incremental tweaks won't fix systemic flaws. You need to transcend the siloed, static approach and adopt a strategy of collective defence. In the report, you will get a clear picture on:
🔍 Where TPRM Fails in Practice
Unpack real data on where TPRM fails in practice and why only a minority of UK cyber security professionals believe traditional TPRM is effective, leaving gaping blind spots in nested supply chains.
🕸️ Why “Point-in-Time” Doesn’t Work Anymore
Learn how static assessments and periodic audits leave you exposed in a fast-moving world, and how continuous monitoring and intelligent triggers must take their place.
🕸️ How to Rewire Your Risk Lens
Get the blueprint for shifting from siloed assurance to holistic oversight. See how linking teams, technology, and data gives you visibility across every contract, service, and dependency.
🕸️ The “Defend-as-One” Approach
Learn why supply chain security is a human problem, not just a technical one. Real resilience requires organisations and suppliers to work together, sharing visibility and intelligence. By creating a connected community where organisations and their industry peers collaborate to reduce systemic risk, they can Defend-as-One.
Lead your industry, don’t follow it — be the organisation others turn to when things get complex.
This report is essential reading for CISOs, risk managers, supply chain leaders, and anyone responsible for securing third-party ecosystems within their organisation. It offers an unfiltered view into how cyber security and risk professionals across the UK perceive the growing threat from supply chain attacks and what they’re doing about it.