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DORA is to Continuity as Lifeboats are to Ships

We give you a clear, guided path to Digital Resilience and Risk Management so you can stop worrying about downtime, stop scrambling during outages, and start ensuring your financial services stay afloat no matter the oopsies.

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Do these sound familiar?

  • We trust our cloud provider... but have no clue if they’re actually DORA-ready.
  • A glitch happens. Do we report it in 4 hours, or just pray it fixes itself?
  • If our main system went down right now, we’d have no 'Plan B' that actually works.
  • We have a resilience strategy, but it’s a 50-page PDF that nobody has ever read.
  • What the f*ck is an ROI and when am I due to submit the report to the authority?
  • We 'test' our security, but we’ve never actually simulated a full-scale cyber attack.
  • Logs show a weird spike in traffic. Is it a breach, or just a slow Tuesday?
  • We try to explain 'operational resilience' to the board, and they just see a giant bill.

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It's simple. Honestly.

This is exactly how we clear the path for you at ODIT.

You’ve got enough to manage without worrying if your security is actually holding up. At ODIT, we step in to handle those hurdles, keeping your compliance on track. We stay right by your side, making sure everything stays on point so you can just focus on your work.

Visibility

Show us your tech stack and who's plugged into it.

  • Map out every critical system and third-party vendor in one bird's eye view.
  • Instantly see where a single vendor outage could bring your entire operation to a halt.
An orbital diagram showing various data sources—including cookies, social media, mobile devices, and web forms—flowing into a central navy blue database hub. Below, the heading explains how mapping these origins ensures transparency and security.
An orbital diagram showing two figures in a navy blue circle representing partnership. Seven peach circles branch out, labeled: Controls, Docs, Audits, Regulators, DPO, Risks, and Guidance. This visual represents an integrated approach to data protection governance.

Resilience

We build your safety net for you, with you.

  • Actionable response plans that tell your team exactly what to do when a system goes down.
  • Step-by-step risk frameworks that handle the DORA heavy lifting for your ICT team.

Proof

You’re ready for any audit, and any incident.

  • Real-world stress tests that prove your systems can handle a crash without losing data.
  • Automatic evidence collection so you can hand over audit-ready reports in minutes, not days.
A diagram featuring a crane icon in a blue circle connected to four orange icons representing meditation, a scale and book, a hand laying a brick, and a gear on a wall. Below, the heading explains how building a strong privacy infrastructure ensures compliance and data security.

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DORA Broken Down For You

An orbital diagram with a central navy blue hub connected to six orange circles representing the core GDPR principles: Lawfulness, Fairness, Transparency; Purpose Limitation; Data Minimisation; Accuracy; Storage Limitation; and Security. Below, the heading "The Foundation of Data Privacy" describes these as core standards that ensure personal data is handled with integrity, kept only as long as necessary, and used solely for its intended purpose.
A 2-column grid showing 8 numbered circles representing GDPR data rights: Information, Access, Rectify, Object, Restrict, Portability, Erasure, and Refuse Automation. Below, the heading "Complete Control Over Data" explains that these rights give individuals the freedom to move, restrict, or manage their personal data at any time.
A layered pyramid diagram with alternating navy blue and orange sections representing the legal foundations for data moves. Six arrows point to labels: Legal Obligation, Contractual Obligation, Public Interest, Vital Interest, Legitimate Interest, and Consent. Below, the heading "Secure International Transfers" explains that data only leaves the EU/EEA via Adequacy Decisions, Standard Contractual Clauses, or Binding Corporate Rules.
An orbital diagram with a central navy blue person icon representing the Data Protection Officer (DPO). Six orange arrows point to key responsibilities: Independent oversight, Expert advice, Risk monitoring, User liaison, Strategy guidance, and Compliance checks. Below, the heading "Dedicated Privacy Guardian" explains the DPO’s role as an independent expert and point of contact for privacy concerns.
A waterfall-style diagram with 6 steps in peach and navy blue bubbles labeled: Risk Discovery, Impact Analysis, Create Solutions, Privacy Design, Expert Audit, and Approval. Below, the heading "Prioritising Safety by Design" explains that this DPIA process identifies and reduces risks to personal data before new projects begin.
A triangular diagram with three connected circles labeled People, Processes, and Technology, forming a framework for cybersecurity. Below, a heading titled "The Architecture of Security" explains that these three pillars work together to uphold the CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability) to keep data private.
Isometric illustration of a building divided into blue and orange sections representing the Controller and Processor roles. Text explains that the Controller decides why and how data is collected, while the Processor handles it on their behalf, with both responsible for security and privacy as in the GDPR.
Falling dominoes with three blue bars of increasing height, culminating in an orange and red explosion graphic representing a major breach. Below, the heading "The Price of Non-Compliance" explains that GDPR penalties are effective, proportionate, and dissuasive, leading to loss of trust, operational stops, financial loss, and reputational damage.
A hand-drawn paper plane icon following a dashed, curved flight path upward. Below, the heading "Secure International Transfers" explains that data only moves outside the EU/EEA if its protection is maintained. It highlights safe passage via Adequacy Decisions, Standard Contractual Clauses, or Binding Corporate Rules.
Illustration of a globe with arrows pointing to icons of a building and people, representing the global reach of the GDPR. Below, the heading "Privacy Without Borders" explains that the GDPR applies to any organization established in the EU, as well as any worldwide business that offers services to or monitors the behavior of individuals within the EU.
Illustration of a globe with arrows pointing to icons of a building and people, representing the global reach of the GDPR. Below, the heading "Privacy Without Borders" explains that the GDPR applies to any organization established in the EU, as well as any worldwide business that offers services to or monitors the behavior of individuals within the EU.
Illustration of a globe with arrows pointing to icons of a building and people, representing the global reach of the GDPR. Below, the heading "Privacy Without Borders" explains that the GDPR applies to any organization established in the EU, as well as any worldwide business that offers services to or monitors the behavior of individuals within the EU.
Illustration of a globe with arrows pointing to icons of a building and people, representing the global reach of the GDPR. Below, the heading "Privacy Without Borders" explains that the GDPR applies to any organization established in the EU, as well as any worldwide business that offers services to or monitors the behavior of individuals within the EU.
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Do you really need this?

The lists on the right will help you understand if you need such a service based on your industry.

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You really do!

Information Technology & SaaS

Banking, Finance & Fintech

Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals

E-commerce & Online Retail

Marketing, Advertising & Data Analytics

Human Resources & Recruitment Agencies

Telecommunications

Insurance & Actuarial Services

Education & EdTech

Social Media & Online Communities

Travel, Aviation & Hospitality

Payment processing and gateways

Would greatly benefit.

Government & Public Sector

Legal & Law Firms

Accounting & Auditing Services

Automotive & Connected Vehicles

Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Energy & Utilities

Non-Profit & Charitable Organizations

Gaming & Gambling

Real Estate & Property Management

Media, News & Publishing

You're wasting your money!

Manufacturing (B2B)

Construction & Civil Engineering

Agriculture & Farming

Heavy Industry & Mining

Facility Management & Maintenance

Wholesale & Distribution

Traditional Brick-and-Mortar Retail (Local)

Craft & Artisanal Services

Add-ons?

Increase the frameworks, and decrease the efforts.

A circular logo for ISO 27001, labeled "Information Security Management System." The center features a blue globe icon with the letters "ISO" and the number "27001" below it. This graphic represents international certification for information security.
A circular logo for ISO 27701, labeled "Privacy Information Management System." The center features a blue globe icon with the letters "ISO" and the number "27701" below it. This graphic represents international certification for privacy and data protection.
A circular logo for ISO 9001, labeled "Quality Management System." The center features a blue globe icon with the letters "ISO" and the number "9001" below it. This graphic represents the international standard for consistent quality, customer satisfaction, and continuous improvement.
A circular blue logo featuring a ring of 12 yellow stars with the yellow text "GDPR" centered. This graphic represents the General Data Protection Regulation, the EU's comprehensive legal framework for personal data protection and privacy rights.
A circular blue logo featuring a ring of 12 yellow stars. At the center is a white shield with the navy blue text "DORA". This graphic represents the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act, a framework for managing ICT risks and ensuring operational continuity in the financial sector.
The NIS2 logo featuring the acronym "NIS2" in blue text, centered within a circular arrangement of 12 yellow stars. This graphic represents the European Union's updated cybersecurity directive for critical infrastructure and essential services.
The SWIFT logo featuring a globe icon with the word SWIFT across the center. This graphic represents secure global financial messaging, international data standards, and banking compliance within a GDPR framework.
The PCI logo with a green checkmark inside a circle. This graphic represents Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance and secure handling of credit card information.
A circular orange logo with the white text "DPO" centered. This graphic represents the Data Protection Officer, a key role responsible for overseeing an organization’s data protection strategy and compliance.
A circular navy blue logo with the white text "CISO" centered. This graphic represents the Chief Information Security Officer, the senior executive responsible for an organization’s information and data security.
A white graduation cap icon centered in a purple circle. This graphic represents GDPR compliance training, professional privacy certification, and staff awareness programs.

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