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Step 2: Schedule Periodic Reviews
Give every self-assessment a living-document status. Periodically review at least once a year, immediately after a big incident or system change, so that resilience efforts align with changing risks and any adjustments to DORA.
Step 3: Clearly and Concisely Document Findings and Action Items
The template can capture current scores, specific notes on shortcomings, and agreed-upon remediation actions. Assigning ownership and setting deadlines will assist in getting it done.
Step 4: Business Planning with Strategic Results from the Assessment
Utilise your self-assessment findings to:
- Prioritise resilience investments
- Revise business continuity and disaster recovery plans
- Prepare for DORA-regulation audits
- Financial Services Entities
- Risk and Compliance Divisions
- IT and Operations Heads
- Internal Audit Teams
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Advisory members partaking in assisted DORA or operational resilience initiatives
Who Might Benefit From This Template?
Conclusion
Simply put, operational resilience could be instigated with the right tools, and it could be made possible to have seamless compliance with DORA. A systematic Operational Resilience Self-Assessment Template will work to significantly reduce the compliance burden of financial companies under the DORA Framework, enable proactive identification of possible operational gaps, enhance interdepartmental cooperation, and nurture a culture of resilience across the organisation.
