FOUNDED 2025 · INDEPENDENT UK PRACTICE

DORA Readiness & Assurance for UK and EU Financial Entities

Pillar-by-pillar DORA evidence that survives supervisory scrutiny.

DORA in force since 17 January 2025. We help financial entities and ICT third-party providers build the pillar-by-pillar evidence pack: ICT risk management, incident reporting, digital operational resilience testing, third-party risk and information sharing.

02Typical triggers

When this service is on the desk.

  1. 01Regulator letter or DORA self-assessment due
  2. 02ICT third-party register needs rebuilding
  3. 03Threat-led penetration testing scope being defined
  4. 04Major incident notification process untested
  5. 05Article 28 contracts need rebuilding
03Typical outputs

Artefacts that earn the audit, the customer or the board.

  • ·ICT risk management framework and policy set
  • ·Third-party register and Article 28 contract clauses
  • ·Major incident classification and notification timeline
  • ·TLPT scoping and exercise programme
  • ·Audit-committee narrative and board attestation
04Engagement shapes

Three ways the engagement is typically scoped.

SHAPE 01
Readiness sprint

6–10 weeks to baseline against the five pillars.

SHAPE 02
Pillar build-out

Targeted 4–6 week build on a single pillar (e.g. TPR).

SHAPE 03
Annual retainer

Testing programme support and supervisory submission preparation.

Paul Jolliffe, Founder of InfoSecAI
DELIVERED BY

Paul Jolliffe

FOUNDER · INFOSECAI · MBA · CISSP · ISO 27001:2022 LA / LI / IA · PRINCE2 Practitioner

Twenty years of senior security leadership across financial services, healthcare, government, telecoms and technology. Engagements are senior from day one: no subcontracted juniors, no introduce-and-exit.