DORA Compliance Checklist
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How Sonatype helps you
DORA, an EU-wide requirement passed in 2024 and to be enforced starting in January 2025, requires financial entities to put measures in place to protect against cybersecurity threats and disruptions to ICT services. Two elements of DORA stand out: the ICT Risk Management Framework and Regulation 56, which emphasises the importance of open source analysis.
This guide can help you determine how prepared your organisation is to comply with DORA’s key components.
DORA Compliance Checklist: Navigate New Cybersecurity Measures
ICT Risk Management |
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ICT Risk Management
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Incident Reporting |
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Incident Reporting
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Information Security |
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Information Security
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Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery |
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Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
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Resilience Testing |
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Resilience Testing
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Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery |
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Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
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SBOM Creation and Maintenance |
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SBOM Creation and Maintenance
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How Sonatype Can Help
Monitoring the health and policy compliance of open source components is essential to meeting these DORA requirements. Sonatype is the industry’s only comprehensive, proactive solution for end-toend software supply chain security, with more than 300 million open source components catalogued. Sonatype also provides constant updates for thirdparty policies, and an easy-to-use administrative UI simplifies policy management.
DORA is just one part of the global trend of cybersecurity requirements. To learn more about how we can help you ensure compliance, check out our DORA User's Guide to Compliance.
How Sonatype’s Platform helps you comply
Simplify SBOM Compliance and Security Monitoring with Sonatype SBOM Manager
More than 70 percent of Fortune 100 companies manage their software supply chains with Sonatype, and our SBOM Manager has been developed to take the uncertainty out of SBOM collection and monitoring compliance.