Course Information
Course Overview
Master the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) framework to strengthen ICT governance, risk, and compliance.
At Cyvitrix Learning, our experience is proudly human-driven and expert-authored yet empowered and accelerated by AI. Every lecture, quiz, and update is created, reviewed, and refined by real professionals — educators, consultants, and practitioners — with the intelligent assistance of AI to ensure accuracy, accessibility, and depth. Together, this blend delivers a true 360° learning experience that keeps you ahead in the evolving world of cybersecurity and GRC.
This DORA Complete Training Course provides an in-depth, practical understanding of the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act, preparing professionals in banking, fintech, and financial services to implement regulatory-compliant ICT risk and resilience programs. You’ll learn how to align security, risk, and compliance with operational continuity and third-party oversight requirements defined under DORA.
Grounded in Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and the Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning (CTML), this course structures regulatory and technical material into visually connected, cognitively light segments. AI-supported study guides, practical templates, and scenario-based simulations help transform complex policy text into actionable governance strategy.
Authored, proofread, and peer-reviewed by certified GRC, cybersecurity, and financial compliance experts, this course connects DORA with ISO 27001, NIS2, and EBA ICT guidelines — ensuring your organization achieves both regulatory compliance and operational resilience.
What You’ll Learn and Apply
Understand the scope, purpose, and structure of the Digital Operational Resilience Act.
Design ICT governance and operational resilience frameworks for compliance.
Manage incident reporting, risk assessments, and control testing.
Implement third-party and outsourcing oversight per DORA Articles 25–30.
Align DORA compliance with ISO 27001, NIST CSF, and EBA/ESMA requirements.
Build business continuity and disaster-recovery structures for financial entities.
Use AI-driven learning aids to reinforce complex regulatory mapping.
How to Gear Yourself for Success
Treat this course as your strategic guide to regulatory readiness.
Set aside structured study sessions, review AI-generated DORA control maps, and engage with interactive simulations of incident-reporting and ICT-risk assessment processes. Reflect after each module on how resilience connects governance, technology, and reputation — the foundation of every trusted financial institution.
Is This Program Right for You?
This program is ideal if you:
Work in financial institutions, fintech, audit, or regulatory compliance.
Are responsible for ICT risk, operational resilience, or third-party oversight.
Value structured, cognitively friendly instruction based on real EU frameworks.
Want to translate compliance into measurable security and trust outcomes.
Do not enroll if you seek a brief policy overview or high-level legal summary.
This program is designed for professionals who want to implement, manage, and lead DORA compliance effectively in real-world operations.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of cybersecurity, GRC, or financial operations.
Familiarity with ICT governance frameworks such as ISO 27001 or NIST is helpful.
No prior regulatory experience required — concepts are explained progressively.
Trademarks and Responsible Disclosure
DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) is a legislative framework of the European Union. This course is an independent educational resource and is not affiliated, sponsored, or endorsed by the European Commission or any EU body.
All referenced standards and frameworks (ISO, NIS2, NIST, EBA) remain the property of their respective organizations.
This course uses artificial intelligence responsibly to enhance the learning experience; AI tools were used to validate, refine, and review course content, generate adaptive learning materials, and simulate real-world financial-sector compliance scenarios.
All AI-assisted materials were human-authored, curated, and verified by certified experts to ensure factual accuracy, ethical transparency, and pedagogical quality throughout development.
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 51 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Course Introduction Section
- Section 2 Foundations and Strategic Context
- Section 3 Governance and Management Body Responsibilities (Articles 5–6)
- Section 4 ICT Risk Management Framework (Articles 6–14)
- Section 5 ICT-Related Incident Classification and Reporting (Articles 15–20)
- Section 6 Digital Operational Resilience Testing (Articles 21–24)
- Section 7 ICT Third-Party Risk Management (Articles 25–39)
- Section 8 Information Sharing and Threat Intelligence (Articles 40–41)
- Section 9 Implementation, Continuous Monitoring, and Audit
- Section 10 Enforcement, Lessons Learned, and Staying Ahead
What You’ll Learn
- Understand the key provisions and requirements of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).
- Develop strategies to enhance operational resilience in your organization.
- Learn how to implement DORA-compliant measures for information and communication technology (ICT) systems.
- Gain insights into managing risks and meeting regulatory obligations.
- Prepare your organization for DORA audits and continuous compliance.
- Learn how to achieve compliance with DORA, enhance operational resilience, and protect your organization from regulatory risks.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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AAleksandar Chorbeski
Comprehensive lecture with lots of great examples that teach you about real DORA requrements and implementation
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RRosa Maria Sánchez Arenas
Muy detallado y bien estructurado
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RRémy kamdem
plus ou moins la suite me donnera plus d'éléments
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AAdtzaijan Kumaresamoorthy
It would've been nice if you coudve refer to the each DORA Article numbers and clauses for the each point , also I feel like the voice is AI generated , feeling tired after while listening to it. overall good course