Using Barclays Bank as an example, Richard Cassidy explains why operational resilience is crucial for financial institutions under DORA. Learn how these regulations aim to prevent catastrophic economic impacts from operational failures.

Richard Cassidy suggests a strategic approach to DORA compliance. Learn how focusing on domain-level assessments rather than line-by-line checks can streamline your organization's alignment with the regulations.

Richard Cassidy advises CISOs and CIOs on the importance of documenting their efforts to align with DORA. Learn why meticulous record keeping could protect you from becoming a scapegoat in case of regulatory failures.

Richard Cassidy highlights the significant financial risks associated with non-compliance under DORA. Learn about the potential third party costs and why businesses must take these regulations seriously. #DORA #CyberSecurity #Compliance.

Discover how DORA and NIS2 are setting new standards by expecting organisations to prepare for worst case scenarios. Richard Cassidy explains why these regulations are a positive step towards achieving tangible cybersecurity outcomes. #DORA #NIS2 #CyberResilience.

Are you ready for DORA and NIS2? Discover how these regulations could transform your security strategy! Welcome back to another episode of Razorwire! Today we unpack the DORA and NIS2 regulations with esteemed cybersecurity expert Richard Cassidy. I’m your host, Jim Rees, and I’ll be guiding the conversation for anyone navigating the evolving landscape of digital security in the financial sector. In this information-packed episode.

Explore the imbalance between developer-side and end-user responsibilities in cybersecurity. Oliver Rochford talks about the cost-effectiveness of vulnerability prevention and the need for a more balanced approach.

Richard Cassidy discusses the necessity of planning for potential vendor lock-in. Learn why having a clear exit strategy is essential before entering into any long-term vendor relationship.

Cybercrime is projected to cost the global economy £10.5 trillion by 2025. Richard Cassidy highlights the critical need for real-time threat management, especially in supply chain security, to stay ahead of adversaries.