DORA compliance, in one platform.
Tidal Control maps the DORA regulation to actionable controls — ICT risk management, third-party oversight, resilience testing, and incident reporting — with the Register of Information built in.
- All five DORA pillars mapped to concrete controls
- Register of Information built from your live asset & vendor inventory
- Advisors who understand DORA and EU financial supervision
- Structured compliance programme in 13 weeks
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What DORA compliance with Tidal looks like
DORA demands demonstrable digital operational resilience. Tidal makes it structured, provable, and continuous.
Compliance readiness
See which DORA requirements apply to your entity and track your status across all five pillars in real time — no guesswork about what supervisors expect.
Demonstrable to supervisors
Automated evidence collection and audit trails prove your ICT risk measures work — from risk assessments to incident records — ready for supervisory oversight.
Operational resilience
Manage ICT risks, critical third parties, and resilience testing in one place, so digital operational resilience becomes part of daily operations — not a snapshot.
How Tidal accelerates your DORA compliance
ICT risk management
Pre-mapped controls to identify, assess, and manage ICT risks in line with DORA, with continuous monitoring of your digital operational resilience.
Third-party risk & Register
Assess and monitor critical ICT third parties, and maintain the DORA Register of Information natively — assets and vendors carry the required fields, exportable in the supervisor's format.
Resilience testing
Plan and document digital operational resilience testing — including threat-led penetration testing (TLPT) — track findings, and manage remediation with evidence.
Incident reporting
Structured workflows to classify ICT-related incidents against DORA's criteria and support reporting within regulatory timeframes, with detailed records retained.
DORA unprepared vs with Tidal
Without preparation
- Unclear which requirements apply to your entity
- ICT risks scattered across teams and tooling
- Register of Information built by hand, prone to drift
- Ad-hoc incident classification and reporting
- Critical third-party dependencies as blind spots
DORA with Tidal
- All five pillars mapped and tracked
- ICT risks connected to controls and owners
- Register of Information from your live inventory
- Structured incident classification and reporting
- Critical third parties assessed and monitored
Integrate with your existing tools
Testimonials
What our customers say
With a single click, one Tidal test checks dozens of disks for encryption. Doing that manually would take a lot of time.
50+ customers
13-week programme
80% less manual work
0–2 audit findings
Frequently asked questions
DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) has applied since 17 January 2025 to a broad range of financial entities — banks, insurers, investment firms, payment and e-money institutions, crypto-asset service providers, and more — as well as the critical ICT third-party providers that serve them. Our advisors can help you confirm whether and how DORA applies to you.
Tidal supports all five DORA pillars: ICT risk management, ICT-related incident reporting, digital operational resilience testing, ICT third-party risk management, and information sharing. You get pre-built controls, risk assessment frameworks, and continuous monitoring aligned with DORA.
Yes. Assets and vendors include dedicated fields for the DORA Register of Information, so you capture your ICT assets and third-party providers directly in Tidal. A DORA settings dialog lets you configure register-level fields such as your entity name and LEI code, and the register can be exported in the format supervisors expect.
Yes. We help you plan, manage, and document your TLPT programme as required by DORA — including working with trusted, certified penetration-testing partners, tracking findings, managing remediation, and maintaining evidence.
Tidal includes tools to assess, monitor, and document your critical ICT third-party relationships — contract management, service-level monitoring, and evidence of ongoing oversight as required by DORA.
Yes. We provide structured workflows to classify ICT-related incidents against DORA's criteria and support the documentation and reporting process, helping you meet regulatory reporting timeframes while keeping detailed records.
Ready to get DORA compliant?
Book a free 30-minute demo and see how Tidal Control helps financial entities meet DORA with confidence.