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Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing

In today's digital landscape, the need for robust cybersecurity measures has become paramount. With the rise in cyber threats and attacks, organizations and individuals are constantly seeking ways to protect their valuable data and systems. Two methods that have gained significant attention in recent years are ethical hacking and penetration testing. In this article, we will explore what ethical hacking and penetration testing entail, their importance in safeguarding against cyber threats, and how they differ from each other.

Ethical Hacking

Ethical hacking, also known as white-hat hacking, is the practice of intentionally infiltrating computer systems and networks to identify vulnerabilities before malicious hackers can exploit them. Ethical hackers, often referred to as cybersecurity professionals or penetration testers, use their knowledge and skills to legally and ethically assess the security of an organization's infrastructure. Their goal is to proactively identify weaknesses and vulnerabilities, allowing organizations to patch them up before they can be exploited.

One of the key aspects of ethical hacking is the mindset of thinking like a hacker. Ethical hackers adopt the same techniques and methodologies that malicious hackers use, but with the intention of helping organizations strengthen their security. They employ a range of tools and techniques to conduct penetration testing, including vulnerability scanning, network mapping, and social engineering. By simulating real-world attack scenarios, ethical hackers can uncover vulnerabilities that might otherwise go unnoticed.

Ethical hacking plays a crucial role in ensuring the security and integrity of computer systems. It enables organizations to identify and address potential weaknesses in their infrastructure, preventing unauthorized access and data breaches. By proactively seeking out vulnerabilities, ethical hackers help organizations stay one step ahead of cybercriminals.

The Growing Importance of Ethical Hacking

In a world where cyberattacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated, ethical hacking plays a pivotal role in safeguarding sensitive information and critical infrastructure. Businesses, governments, and organizations across the globe recognize the value of proactive cybersecurity measures.

Ethical hackers and penetration testers are in high demand, with career opportunities spanning various industries, including finance, healthcare, and tech. Their skills are crucial for fortifying defenses, ensuring compliance with data protection regulations, and ultimately, preserving trust in the digital world.

The Intricate Art of Penetration Testing

Penetration Testing, often referred to as pen testing, is a subset of ethical hacking. It involves actively simulating cyberattacks to evaluate the security of a system, network, or application. Penetration testers employ a systematic approach, mimicking the tactics of real attackers to identify vulnerabilities and assess the potential impact of an attack.

There are different types of penetration testing, such as network penetration testing, application penetration testing, and social engineering testing. Each type focuses on specific areas of an organization's infrastructure and helps uncover vulnerabilities that may have been overlooked. By conducting regular penetration tests, organizations can ensure that their security measures are effective and up to date.

Conclusion

In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, ethical hacking and penetration testing are indispensable tools for organizations and individuals seeking to safeguard their digital assets. Ethical hacking allows organizations to proactively identify vulnerabilities and strengthen their security measures before malicious hackers can exploit them. Penetration testing goes a step further by simulating real-world attacks to assess the effectiveness of existing security measures.

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What are the five network penetration testing techniques?

The strategic implementation of network penetration testing helps businesses to obtain specific insights into their overall security posture. This in turn helps the business to take key actions so that pressing problems about the network can be resolved at the earliest before it becomes a hassle. The organization’s network is breached by an ethical hacker without doing any harm. This is specifically done to investigate the potential vulnerabilities and security weaknesses that may arise in an actual breach. In this article, you will get to know about the five important network penetration testing techniques.

What is Network Penetration testing?

It is a testing method wherein security vulnerabilities are identified in systems and applications by intentionally using various malicious techniques to assess network security. The focus is on identifying network vulnerabilities. A potential attack is simulated by an ethical hacker so that vulnerabilities that are difficult to identify in a network are identified.

Following are the five network penetration testing techniques:

1. Spoofing: In this technique, someone is deceived by thinking that the real person is someone else. For example, an employer (not the real one) might send an email to the employee asking for confidential information. Text spoofing is also a technique, wherein the same process as mentioned above is done via text.

2. Social engineering: It is one of the most popular techniques employed by hackers to gain network access. In this technique, people are tricked into providing their sensitive information.

3. DDoS Attack: A Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack is where multiple computers are used by a hacker so that the target is flooded with traffic causing it to crash.  

4. SQL Injection: It is a web application exploitation method that can be used for the purpose of uncovering security flaws in websites. In this technique, malicious code is inserted into an input field on a website, and when the data is processed by the site, execution of code takes place and access to sensitive information is provided to a hacker.

5. Man-in-the-Middle Attack: Hacker tries to be in the middle of a conversation between two people. Through this eavesdropping on information can be done by the hacker and possibly data can also be stolen.

The following are the key factors that need to be included in a Network pen test report:

1. An Executive summary: A concise description of the overall impact of business findings and business risk is offered in the summary. An approachable and nontechnical analysis of the security’s current state is provided so that the overall security posture can be easily understood by nontechnical stakeholders and thus the needed support can be provided more easily.

2. Risk analysis: The findings pertaining to risk are identified and a detailed analysis of the discovered risks along with their implications is provided.

3. Impact analysis: The discovered vulnerabilities that are to be exploited is described in detail and the widespread impact is also studied

4. Remediation recommendations: Specific steps that a business can take to remediate discovered weaknesses and vulnerabilities.  

Benefits of Network penetration testing:

Breaches are prevented before they actually happen

Security posture and controls need to be analyzed and understood

The damage caused by preventable attacks is fixed with less time and money

Helps in knowing what steps need to be taken while an actual attack takes place and scrutinizing how a system responds to hacking activities

The network baseline is properly understood.  

Conclusion: If you are looking forward to implementing usability testing for your specific project, then do get connected with a professionally acclaimed software testing services company that will provide you with a methodical testing roadmap that is in line with your project specific requirements.

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Global Penetration Testing Software Market

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[concealed-carrie]

OPERATOR

I have never felt this safe in a hospital before. I am secured to this table, its cold surface yields nothing, I am awash in sterilizing light, and yet despite it all I am perfectly still. Med-techs worry over me, bustle about the room, maneuvering the requisite blades and appendages into place. Their movements are coordinated to a degree that implies a form of communication that I am not yet privy to. In their reflective faces I see myself shaved and skinny from prep week, covered in dashed lines and labels for different cuts of meat like this girl I once knew jumped me with a stick of liquid eyeliner. A part of me recognizes an inherent grotesquery in this situation, but the others remain silent, and the concerns of the first are dismissed. It’s like they said in the pamphlet: A weapon does not fear. A weapon does not regret. Everything is going to be okay. 

A little later they’re calibrating me against a selection of pig carcasses impaled to make them stand on their hind legs. An uninitiated observer might assume that this is a test of my cutting power or penetrative capability, but no: this is about software, reflex. I am to proceed from this side of the range to the other, performing whatever action feels most natural on each successive carcass. To this end, I employ what they’ve given me. Limbs fold outward into blades and open panels cascade shimmering razor-filament in a bridal shroud. Joints vent steam with a teakettle wail as denticles flare up from skin. No one can touch me like this. Miles underground, under fluorescent lighting, I can finally feel the sun. Every part of me is beautiful. Every part of me cuts.

Thus unfurled, I begin my task, separating meat from meat from meat as I work my way to the other side of the room. The tactile experience of butchery is satisfying and somehow familiar. Text pulses neon pink in my peripheral vision as I dance from one carcass to the next: objective complete: proceed, objective complete: proceed. Reading those words, my internal narrator slips unbidden into a softer, sweeter, more insistent voice.

Blood arcs, skin opens like parted lips, and I feel an electric tightness mounting in my core. Potential energy winding up inside me, coalescing into something dense and warm, begging for escalation and release. Objective complete: next one, doll. I shiver. This sensation is foreign to me, but it feels like such a natural response to present stimuli – as elemental as salivating when you smell cooked salmon or tensing up when someone raises their voice – that it barely registers as out of the ordinary. 

When I approach the end of the line I notice that the last carcass is still alive, chained to its post rather than stuck through with it. For an instant, all my momentum catches in my throat. Trussed up vertically it looks too much like a cadaver or a diseased person, approaching that species-level trigger that inspires disgust at the sight of one of our own too far gone to be worth saving. It’s not screaming yet, just breathing high and fast and ragged. One soft eye rolls down to meet my gaze. The other is milky white, filmed over or turned inwards. Both are pleading. Outstanding objective(s). 0.43 second delay registered. Be good now. That voice isn’t mine anymore, if it ever was. It’s something sharing space with me, dripping hot syrup into my brainstem. My mind conjures (or, more likely, is supplied with) an impression of a woman with the body of an infinite serpent. She looks like a field of stars miles off the grid from the back of a stolen pickup, smells like clove and carrion and autumn petrichor, feels like every girl who I’ve ever been held by and won’t ever see again. She coils around my most secret self and waits there, tremulous with anticipation. 

The pig starts screaming and doesn’t stop until I’m done taking it apart. 

As its internals slough ropelike onto the tile floor, I feel the presence in my head warm to me, suffusing me with belonging and purpose. In this moment, I know that I would do anything in the world to continue to earn its love. Call it premonition: I will look pretty for the parades and let them show me off at trade shows. I will paint over my chassis and file down my serial number when deniability is required. I will flay the skin from insurgents in countries deemed profitable. I will rip the breath and the lightning from as much meat as it takes to make you proud of me. I’ll be your perfect weapon, I promise. 

Afterwards, I note a string of precum leaking from my half-hard clit, and register an anachronistic twinge of embarrassment that lasts until it vanishes down the inset drain with all the other fluids. Another ping. Now the text is center justified and speaking directly to me, filling my vision, my mind, my world:

wetware/hardware calibration complete

sync rate 97%

operator install successful

good girl <3

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[pudgy-planets]

If you’re curious, Kyomi is technically a roundabout hacker.

Primarily with her duties in formulating penetration tests for software protection and security systems she herself codes.

It’s both to test the strength of the security and virus protections, but also to ensure her coding is streamlined. Making optimizations in each line when necessary, no matter how minuscule.

To be the best in the cybersecurity industry, one has to be willing to take the extra steps no else will.

…

“For the last time. A penetration test has nothing to do with sex! It’s a controlled, simulated cyber attack on a network’s security system. Get your head out of the gutter.”

#muse: kyomi katsubara #she gets paid to formulate extremely complex and efficient network security systems #and then to try and break/cut through them with her own cyber attacks

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"Hacking Unveiled" – An Exploration into the Dark World of Cybercrime

Dive into the heart-pounding realm of hacking and cybercrime with “Hacking Unveiled.” This thrilling journey uncovers the mysterious world of hackers and their techniques, guiding you through the preventative measures you can take to safeguard yourself.

Discover the diverse types of hackers and their motivations, from ethical hackers to cyber criminals. Unveil the intricacies between “white hat” and “black hat” hackers, and learn how to become an ethical hacker yourself.

Enter into the infamous world of the “famous hackers and their stories” and the notorious “anonymous group and their attacks.” Get an inside look into the “hacking techniques used by cybercriminals” and the profound impact these actions have on businesses.

Get a sneak peek into the latest “hacking tools and software” used by both ethical hackers and cybercriminals, and delve into the subjects of “penetration testing” and “protecting against social engineering attacks.” Stay ahead of the game with the latest “hacking news and updates” and uncover the captivating “career opportunities in ethical hacking and cybersecurity.”

Be aware of the ever-evolving future of hacking and cyber threats. Let “Hacking Unveiled” guide you through the unknown, demystifying the complexities of cybercrime.

 White      Hat Hackers

Black ��    Hat Hackers

Anonymous

Gray      Hat Hackers

State-sponsored      Hackers

Hardware      Hackers

Crackers

The Spectrum of Cybercrime: Understanding the Different Types of Hackers

White Hat Hackers

White hat hackers, or “ethical hackers,” use their skills for good. They work alongside organizations, acting as “cybersecurity experts,” to identify and fix system vulnerabilities, protecting individuals and companies from cyber attacks.

Black Hat Hackers

In contrast, white and “black hat hackers” engage in illegal or malicious activities, such as stealing personal information, disrupting services, and spreading malware.

Anonymous

The loosely organized international group of hackers, “anonymous,” is known for participating in high-profile cyberattacks and spreading political messages.

Gray Hat Hackers

Sitting between white and black hat hackers, “gray hat hackers” may use their skills to identify vulnerabilities but exploit them for personal gain or to draw attention to the issue.

State-sponsored Hackers

The ominous “state-sponsored hackers” work on behalf of governments, using their skills for espionage or political sabotage, potentially significantly impacting national security and international relations.

Hardware Hackers

In addition to software hacking, there are also “hardware hackers,” who specialize in manipulating physical devices, such as breaking into intelligent homes or hacking into cars.

Crackers

A synonym for black hat hackers, “crackers” use their skills to crack into systems, software, or networks, gaining unauthorized access.

Cybercrime: Understanding Standard Techniques

To safeguard against malicious cyber attacks, knowing the most frequently employed tactics, including phishing scams, password attacks, and exploiting software vulnerabilities, is crucial. This post delves into the most prevalent hacking methods, from social engineering and phishing to malware and advanced persistent threats (APTs). Stay alert and ensure your software and security systems are always up-to-date to minimize the risk of falling victim to cybercrime.

Social Engineering: The Deceptive Tactic

Cybercriminals often resort to social engineering to manipulate individuals into divulging sensitive information or performing actions they wouldn’t otherwise. This tactic can take various forms, including phishing scams, pretexting, baiting, and more. To guard against these attacks, it is critical to be suspicious of unsolicited requests for personal data, be cautious when clicking on links or downloading attachments from unknown sources, and keep your software and security programs up-to-date.

Phishing: The Tricky Scam

Phishing is a form of social engineering that seeks to deceive individuals into surrendering confidential information, such as login credentials, financial details, or sensitive personal data. These scams often come in email or text messages, posing as credible sources. To avoid falling prey to phishing attempts, it is recommended to look out for suspicious messages, particularly those asking for personal information, verify the authenticity of links before clicking on them, and be wary of downloading attachments or clicking links from unknown sources.

Malware: The Harmful Threat

Malware, including viruses, trojans, and ransomware, is specifically designed to cause harm to computer systems. Installing and updating a reputable antivirus program is essential to protect your computer.

Additionally, be mindful of the files you download and links you click, especially if they are from unknown sources, as they may contain malware.

APTs: The Persistent Threat

Advanced persistent threats (APTs) are cyber attacks by state-sponsored hackers or highly-skilled cybercriminals. These attacks are known for their persistence as the attackers often go undetected for an extended period. To detect and fend off APTs, it is crucial to have an up-to-date antivirus program installed on your computer and to be cautious of unsolicited emails or text messages, especially those asking for personal information.

Defending Against Cyber Threats: Strategies for Keeping Your Data Safe

Essential Tactics to Outwit Hackers and Stay Secure  

Essential tactics to protect against cyberattacks include using robust passwords, safeguarding personal information, regularly updating software, and securing devices. These may sound simple, but neglecting to do so can have severe consequences.

The Importance of Strong Passwords and Up-to-Date Software Keeping software current helps to avoid vulnerabilities that older versions may have. Strong, unique passwords for each account can provide an easy yet effective layer of security.

Tips to Protect Personal Information and Devices Being mindful of phishing scams, using privacy settings on social media, and being prudent about what personal information is shared online are critical in securing personal information. Ensure devices are protected with a passcode or fingerprint and backup important files regularly.

The Mysterious World of the Dark Web  

The dark web may sound like a concept from a hacker movie, but it’s real and can be a bit frightening. It’s crucial to understand what it is, how it differs from the regular web, and the type of activity. This article will shed some light on the enigmatic side of the internet.

Accessing the dark web requires special software and is invisible to the general internet user. It’s often linked to illegal activities, such as buying and selling illicit items, hacking services, and trafficking personal information. Exercise caution when accessing the dark web and take steps to protect personal information.

The dark web is a collection of websites that can only be accessed using specialized software, such as the Tor browser. Despite being often linked to illegal activities, not all its use is illicit.

However, accessing the dark web carries risks and can threaten personal information and security. Be cautious and take measures to protect personal data when accessing the dark web.

Why Access the Dark Web  

Accessing the dark web can be dangerous and threaten personal information and security. Exercise caution and take necessary measures to protect personal data when accessing the dark web.

How to Enter the Dark Web  

The most popular way to access the dark web is by using the Tor browser. It’s a free, open-source browser that routes traffic through multiple layers of encryption, making it challenging to trace activity. However, accessing the dark web comes with risks and requires using a VPN, never sharing personal information, and avoiding using real names.

Now that you have a better understanding of the dark web, the choice is to delve into the mysterious side of the internet.

Don’t Fall Victim: How to Protect Yourself from Identity Theft

Be Alert! Identity Theft Lurks, Stalking Unsuspecting Victims  

It’s a modern-day nightmare – cybercriminals prowling the internet, seeking out unsuspecting individuals and businesses to victimize through identity theft. From phishing scams to data breaches, the tactics used by these criminals are sophisticated and ever-evolving. The consequences of falling prey to such a crime can be devastating, leaving financial losses and a tarnished reputation in its wake.

Beware! Know Your Enemy.  

Cybercriminals use various methods to obtain personal information, including phishing scams, data breaches, dumpster diving, and even purchasing it on the dark web. Stay informed and take proactive measures to protect yourself and your information.

The Aftermath – A Life Turned Upside Down  

The impact of identity theft is far-reaching, affecting victims’ finances and reputation and often causing emotional stress as they work to regain control of their personal information.

Don’t Be a Statistic – Defend Yourself!  

Fortunately, you can take steps to safeguard yourself against identity theft. Regularly updating software, using strong and unique passwords, being cautious about sharing personal information, and remaining vigilant for unsolicited phone calls or emails are just a few examples.

Protect Your Information and Devices  

In addition to these basic measures, take extra steps to secure your personal information and devices. Keeping personal information offline, using anti-virus software and firewalls, encrypting sensitive data, and ensuring your devices with locks and PINs are crucial for maximum protection.

If Disaster Strikes – Have a Plan  

If you suspect you have fallen victim to identity theft, acting quickly is essential. Notify your bank, credit card companies, and credit reporting agencies to place a fraud alert on your accounts. Turn to resources such as the Federal Trade Commission’s IdentityTheft.gov and the Identity Theft Resource Center for guidance on reporting and recovering from the crime.

Stay Protected – Stay Vigilant  

Identity theft is a constant threat that requires ongoing attention and preventative measures. By staying informed, protecting yourself and your information, and knowing where to turn in the event of a breach, you can reduce your risk of falling victim to this malicious crime.

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A Programmers Guide to Keeping Your Programs Secure

As a programmer, security should be at the forefront of your mind when designing and developing software. Here are a few tips to help you make your programs more secure:

Keep your software up to date: Regularly update all of the libraries and frameworks you use to ensure that any known security vulnerabilities have been patched.

Use secure coding practices: Follow best practices for secure coding, such as input validation and error handling, to prevent common security vulnerabilities such as SQL injection and buffer overflows.

Use encryption: Use encryption to protect sensitive data, such as user passwords and credit card information, from being intercepted or stolen.

Test your code: Regularly test your code for security vulnerabilities, such as using penetration testing or code review.

Train yourself and your team: stay informed and educated about new security threats and best practices.

Have a security plan: Have a plan for how you will respond in the event of a security breach, such as incident response and incident management plans.

Monitor your systems: Regularly monitor your systems for suspicious activity and respond quickly to any potential threats.

By following these tips, you can help to ensure that your programs are more secure and better protected against cyber attacks. Remember, security is a continuous process that requires regular attention and maintenance. So, Stay vigilant, keep learning and keep your code secure!

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CHD-TB85 Hinged Door (Thermal Break)

Hinged door CHD-TB85, is an entrance door with high-quality standards. The system includes thermal break profiles with a modern design for totally aligned constructions that offer high functionality. Offering many infill options including aluminum or glass panels, it satisfies the demands of thermal insulation and high-security level.

Overview of CHD-TB85 Hinged Door (Thermal Break)

System

Swing Door(Thermal-Break)

Model No.

CHD-TB85

Material

Aluminum Alloy/Glass

Hardware

Chinese top brand(Kin Long)/Germany brand

Glass Type

Tempered/Float/Laminated/DGU/Ceramic Fritted/LowE/Tinted/Reflective/Heat Soak

Cooperated Glass Brand

Vitro(Formerly PPG)/Pilkington/Xinyi(SYG)/Yaopi(SYP)/Fuyao/Southglass(SG)/Kibing/CNG/TaiwanGlass

Surface Treatment

Powder Coating/PVDF/Anodized/Electrophoresis/Wooden Grain

Profile Brand

6063-T5/6063-T6

Thermal Profile

Thermal Break

Standards

In Compliance With ASTM/AS/NZS/AAMA/NFRC/EN/BSI/ISO

Application

Residential Apartment, Villa/Commercial Hotel, Mall, Office, Public Organization

System Customization

Available

Data of CHD-TB85 Hinged Door (Thermal Break)

Testing Data of CHD-TB85 Hinged Door (Thermal Break)

Test

Pressure

Results

Open and Close Operable Sash Test (AS 2047 & AS/NZS 4420.1-2016)

--

No damage was observed after the test.

Preloading (AS 2047 & AS/NZS 4420.1-2016)

+0.81kPa

No separation, plastic deformations or deleterious was observed.

-0.85kPa

Structural Test at Serviceability Limit State  Wind Pressure (Wsls) (AS2047 & AS/NZS 4420.1-2016)

+1.62kPa

No glass breakage, collapse and permanent deformation was observed. Deflections of mullions and transomes as well as glass panel were within the allowable deflection limits.

-1.69kPa

Operating Force Test (AS 2047 & AS/NZS 4420.1-2016)

--

The operating force of the specimen was within the allowable value.

Air Infiltration Test (AS 2047 & AS/NZS 4420.1-2016)

+150Pa

The rate of air leakage of the specimen was within the allowable values.

-150Pa

Water Penetration Test under Static Pressure (AS 2047 & AS/NZS 4420. 1-2016)

+486Pa

No water leakage was observed.

Structural Proof Test at Ultimate Limit State Wind Pressure (Wuls) (AS 2047 & AS/NZS 4420.1-2016)

+2.50kpa

There was no collapse of the test sample.

-2.60kpa

Thermal Data of CHD-TB85 Hinged Door (Thermal Break)

NFRC procedures

NFRC100SB, NFRC200-2010 and NFRC500-2010

Software tools

THERM 7.4.3.0 and WINDOW 7.4.6.0

Configuration

6 single silver low-e CAVS S1 on Clear #2 + 12Ar + 5/1.52PVB/5 Clear

Panel Dimension

1070mm Wide 2440mm High

Frame

Painted Aluminum

Panel U-value

3.906W/m2k

Visible Light Transmission

0.394

SHGC

0.34

Condensation Resistant

28.4

Frame Data of CHD-TB85 Hinged Door (Thermal Break)

Parts Location

Frame Area/m2

Edge Area/m2

U-Value(Frame)

U-Value(Edge)

W/m2k

W/m2k

Header

0.184

0.037

6.1182

2.1869

Left Jamb

0.475

0.13

6.0585

2.1841

Right Jamb

0.475

0.13

6.1144

2.188

Sill

0.096

0.037

10.0888

2.2422

Glass Data of CHD-TB85 Hinged Door (Thermal Break)

Glass Data: 6mm HS (CAVS S1)#2 +12Ar +6-T-HST

Visible Light

SHGC

SC

NFRC U-value

STC

W/m3k(Argon)

T%

R-out%

R-in%

Winter

Summer

72

12

12

0.55

0.63

1.55

1.54

36

Benefits of CHD-TB85 Hinged Door (Thermal Break)

High-security level

High energy savings due to the high energy efficiency of the system

High level of sound insulation

Ease of use and high functionality

Modern design

High quality with certified performances

Increased static loads and functionality in case of severe weather conditions

Entrance doors with ease of access according to specifications for people with special needs

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[doradore]

The EU DORA Digital Operational Resilience Act For Digital Finance

On September 24, 2020, the European Commission published the proposal for a regulation on digital operational resilience for the EU’s financial sector, further paving the way for a robust and resilient ongoing digital transformation of finance.

On May 11, 2022, a preliminary agreement was reached on this so-called Digital Operational Resilience Act, in short, ‘DORA.’ This should make the EU’s DORA a legal reality around the end of 2022 (however, it will still take some time before everything is also operational).

So what do you need to know about DORA, and how does the Digital Operational Resilience Act impact various organizations within the EU financial world and its ICT supply chain of partners and providers?

The Digital Operational Resilience Act aims to be the regulatory framework ensuring that the EU financial sector and critical third parties providing ICT-related services to its various layers and players have sufficient capabilities to prevent and mitigate cyber threats.

To this end, the ICT systems and networks of organizations operating within the EU financial sector must meet the uniform security requirements established by DORA. Such financial entities include banks, insurers, pension funds, credit institutions, and brokers, to name a few well-known ones.

DORA sets uniform requirements for the security of network and information systems of companies and organizations operating in the financial sector as well as critical third parties which provide ICT-related services to them, such as cloud platforms or data analytics services (Council of the EU)

In addition to all these financial entities, we also have the mentioned critical third-party ICT partners, which take different forms and shapes as ICT service providers for financial organizations. In our world of digitalization and tightly connected digital ecosystems, as we know it in finance, some third parties are often almost inseparable partners rather than “simple” suppliers.

Examples of such third-party ICT partners include cloud services suppliers, software suppliers, system integrators, payment solution providers, companies that offer tools and services for cybersecurity and cyber risks, such as penetration testing, etc.

In short: an entire ecosystem whereby risk and security experts will undoubtedly see the many aspects of risk management (vendor risk management, supplier risk management, and third-party risk management in general). With DORA, third parties, such as critical cloud providers, obviously enter into the control of the proper designated supervisors and regulators.The Digital Operational Resilience Act in a digital finance (regulation and guideline) context

So cybersecurity, cyber resilience, and in particular digital operational resilience, are at the heart of DORA, where the financial system’s vulnerability due to cyber threats and ICT disruptions is the challenge. It’s a familiar theme.

Indeed, as in other industries and services, this increasing vulnerability and the rise of cyberthreats and attacks are directly related to increased digitization and still-rising digital transformation in all areas, with growing digital footprints, software supply chains, and attack surfaces as a consequence.

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