DORA Training
DORA training builds the digital-operational-resilience awareness the regulation requires across staff and, critically, the management body, which under Articles 5–6 must maintain sufficient knowledge to understand and oversee ICT risk.
Who needs training
DORA expects ICT security-awareness training for all staff and tailored resilience training proportionate to role. The management body carries an explicit, non-delegable duty to keep its ICT knowledge current, since it bears ultimate accountability for the framework.
What good training covers
Effective programmes cover the five pillars, incident-reporting duties, third-party-risk obligations, and the entity's own policies, refreshed as the regulation and its technical standards evolve.
Frequently asked questions
Does DORA require board-level training?
DORA requires management-body members to possess and keep up to date sufficient knowledge and skills to understand and assess ICT risk and its impact.
Is staff security-awareness training mandatory?
DORA requires ICT security-awareness programmes and digital-resilience training as part of the ICT risk-management framework.
How often should DORA training be refreshed?
Regularly, and whenever the regulation, technical standards, or the entity's risk profile change materially.