Compliance and deployment

DORA

DORA, the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act, applies since January 2025 and obliges financial entities to manage ICT risk end to end, including the third-party technology providers they depend on. Vendor resilience, exit strategies, and concentration risk are now regulatory requirements, not preferences.

What DORA means for custody technology choices

Banks must assess providers' resilience, avoid dangerous concentration, and keep credible exit and substitution options. Deployment freedom becomes a compliance property: on-premises capability, multi-cloud operation, and data portability all reduce the dependencies DORA scrutinizes.

Taurus is DORA-compliant as a provider, and the platform's deployment model, managed, on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud across providers, is designed to keep concentration risk and exit options in the bank's hands.

DORA, explained

Does DORA apply to custody technology vendors?
Yes, through their bank clients: critical ICT third parties fall under the framework, and banks must contractually secure audit, resilience, and exit rights. Providers built for banking oversight absorb this; retrofitted ones struggle.

Talk to our experts →

Compliance and deployment

DORA

DORA, the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act, applies since January 2025 and obliges financial entities to manage ICT risk end to end, including the third-party technology providers they depend on. Vendor resilience, exit strategies, and concentration risk are now regulatory requirements, not preferences.

What DORA means for custody technology choices

Banks must assess providers' resilience, avoid dangerous concentration, and keep credible exit and substitution options. Deployment freedom becomes a compliance property: on-premises capability, multi-cloud operation, and data portability all reduce the dependencies DORA scrutinizes.

Taurus is DORA-compliant as a provider, and the platform's deployment model, managed, on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud across providers, is designed to keep concentration risk and exit options in the bank's hands.

DORA, explained

Does DORA apply to custody technology vendors?
Yes, through their bank clients: critical ICT third parties fall under the framework, and banks must contractually secure audit, resilience, and exit rights. Providers built for banking oversight absorb this; retrofitted ones struggle.

Talk to our experts →

Brand

Compliance and deployment

DORA

DORA, the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act, applies since January 2025 and obliges financial entities to manage ICT risk end to end, including the third-party technology providers they depend on. Vendor resilience, exit strategies, and concentration risk are now regulatory requirements, not preferences.

What DORA means for custody technology choices

Banks must assess providers' resilience, avoid dangerous concentration, and keep credible exit and substitution options. Deployment freedom becomes a compliance property: on-premises capability, multi-cloud operation, and data portability all reduce the dependencies DORA scrutinizes.

Taurus is DORA-compliant as a provider, and the platform's deployment model, managed, on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud across providers, is designed to keep concentration risk and exit options in the bank's hands.

DORA, explained

Does DORA apply to custody technology vendors?
Yes, through their bank clients: critical ICT third parties fall under the framework, and banks must contractually secure audit, resilience, and exit rights. Providers built for banking oversight absorb this; retrofitted ones struggle.

Talk to our experts →

Brand

Compliance and deployment

DORA

DORA, the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act, applies since January 2025 and obliges financial entities to manage ICT risk end to end, including the third-party technology providers they depend on. Vendor resilience, exit strategies, and concentration risk are now regulatory requirements, not preferences.

What DORA means for custody technology choices

Banks must assess providers' resilience, avoid dangerous concentration, and keep credible exit and substitution options. Deployment freedom becomes a compliance property: on-premises capability, multi-cloud operation, and data portability all reduce the dependencies DORA scrutinizes.

Taurus is DORA-compliant as a provider, and the platform's deployment model, managed, on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud across providers, is designed to keep concentration risk and exit options in the bank's hands.

DORA, explained

Does DORA apply to custody technology vendors?
Yes, through their bank clients: critical ICT third parties fall under the framework, and banks must contractually secure audit, resilience, and exit rights. Providers built for banking oversight absorb this; retrofitted ones struggle.

Talk to our experts →