ICT risk management
Robust framework for the identification, classification and documentation of ICT risks at the enterprise level.
DORA Compliance · Art. 6, 17, 28
DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) requires all regulated financial institutions in the EU to document their ICT governance, third-party contracts and operational resilience measures without gaps. With EVIDION, this documentation is not merely achievable — it becomes verifiable, versioned and supervisory-ready — with audit readiness in under 30 minutes.
Art. 5 DORA places ultimate responsibility with the management body. Art. 6, 17 and 28 define what specifically must be documented, classified and reported — and retrievable at any time.
Robust framework for the identification, classification and documentation of ICT risks at the enterprise level.
Proactive detection and reporting of ICT-related incidents — with clear escalation documentation.
Complete register of all ICT service providers, retrievable at any time — including contract clauses, SLAs and sub-outsourcing chains.
European supervisory authorities expect immediate access to all relevant evidence during ad-hoc examinations. Most institutions fail not for lack of knowledge — but for lack of an evidence structure.
Central question
“Can you demonstrably prove within 72 hours which critical ICT third-party providers exist, which contractual risks are present, and which measures have been documented?”
EVIDION analyses your outsourcing, IT and governance contracts, maps clauses to DORA articles and stores every piece of evidence in a cryptographically secured Evidence Ledger — with EU data sovereignty (ISO 27001, SOC 2).
Automatically maps contract clauses to DORA articles — in real time, with source attribution.
Searches all outsourcing, IT and governance contracts in a structured way for regulatorily relevant clauses.
Hash-based integrity verification — integrity-assured, tamper-evident, versioned and verifiably traceable.
Auditor-ready review dashboard with a clear human–machine division of responsibilities under Art. 5 DORA.
across all contract types
vs. manual audit preparation
on demand, ad hoc
ICT contracts, sub-providers and internal policies generate fragmented evidence. EVIDION connects them into a verifiable governance evidence architecture.
ICT and cloud contract templates are mirrored against DORA, EBA/ESMA requirements and internal policies — consistently reviewed and documented.
New requirements are mapped onto existing ICT contracts, deviations are identified and measures documented traceably.
Contract clauses, policies and work instructions are connected into a consistent risk and compliance view — structured, traceable and decision-ready.
Critical contracts are analysed on a prioritised basis and gap reports documented in audit-ready form — in hours instead of weeks.
Gap analysis
EVIDION makes the cross-regulatory reconciliation of contracts and governance documents transparent, documented and connectable — extensible to EU AI Act obligations along the finally applicable transition periods.
From deviation to implementation — structured, prioritised and governable at board level.
Internal requirements and best practices — structurally integrated into contracts, work instructions and board resolutions.
Structured capture of all relevant governance documents. Systematic DORA contract review with prioritised implementation logic. A transparent basis for board-level steering.
Every review is transparently traceable — every identified DORA gap structurally documented.
Structural mapping reduces manual review cycles and duplicated work — implemented once, efficient for good.
Identical requirements (for example DORA and EBA GL) reviewed once, usable across regulations.
Analysis. Documentation. Decision-readiness. Audit-ready connected.
Talk to our team — experience at UBS, Deutsche Bank and Bank of America. A deep-dive workshop on operational DORA evidentiary capability or a focused pilot project based on 20 selected ICT contracts.