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The Digital Operational Resilience Act applies to all EU financial entities. Archiet maps your architecture to DORA's 5 pillars: ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing, third-party risk, and information sharing.
DORA (Regulation 2022/2554) applies to banks, insurance companies, investment firms, payment institutions, and their ICT third-party service providers. Non-compliance carries administrative penalties and potential restrictions on operations. Unlike voluntary frameworks, DORA is regulation — compliance is not optional.
DORA Article 8 requires a complete inventory of all ICT assets supporting critical business functions. Your ArchiMate model IS this inventory. Every ApplicationComponent, TechnologyService, and Node maps to an ICT asset with criticality classification, data classification, and assigned owners. Archiet generates the inventory report directly from the architecture.
DORA Articles 17-23 require major ICT incident reporting within strict timelines (initial: 4 hours, intermediate: 72 hours, final: 1 month). The generated architecture includes incident classification workflows, automated severity assessment, and reporting templates aligned with the European Supervisory Authority format.
DORA Article 28 requires identifying and classifying all critical ICT third-party providers. Every ExternalService in your ArchiMate model is a third-party dependency. Archiet generates the ICT third-party register with: provider name, service criticality, data location, contractual requirements, and concentration risk assessment.
Financial technology companies need SOC 2 Type II before their first enterprise deal. Archiet maps your architecture to all 10 Trust Services Criteria automatically — evidence narratives included.
B2B SaaS buyers expect SOC 2 Type II. Archiet generates compliant architecture with multi-tenant isolation, audit logging, and encryption — mapped to Trust Services Criteria automatically.
Microservices make GDPR harder — personal data flows across service boundaries. Archiet maps data classifications to each service and generates GDPR controls: consent tracking, data export, right to erasure, and breach notification.