Build Operational Resilience with NETSCOUT

DORA compliance doesn’t have to be complicated. Like your company, it’s all about protecting what matters most—your important business services and the customers who rely on them every day.

NETSCOUT provides accurate and actionable insights to keep the operations of financial institutions and their digital supply chains resilient and running smoothly with proven, industry-leading solutions. Move beyond basic system monitoring with innovative resources you can trust to deliver granular observability and advanced threat detection for digital services, third-party dependencies, and cyber risks.

Digital Resilience With a Strong Foundation Across Ecosystems

Five pillars of DORA compliance

Build Resilience with Early Detection

Real-time packet-based inspection and alerts provide a proactive approach to data analysis and issue detection, with swift analysis of network infrastructure, users, and application data.

Respond and Recover Quickly

Rapid recovery with minimal downtime, deep post-incident analysis, comprehensive understanding, and reporting for continuous improvement and an enhanced security posture.

Strengthen Resilience and Compliance

Implement comprehensive risk management frameworks and swift incident response strategies that ensure important business services adhere to customer expectations and align with DORA regulations.

Proactively Strengthen Your Digital Operational Resilience at Scale

DORA’s comprehensive framework is built around five key pillars: Risk Management, Incident Reporting, Resilience Testing, Digital Supply Chain, and Intelligence Sharing. Together, these pillars form the foundation for strengthening the services of financial institutions operating in the EU and ensuring a secure, agile financial sector for customers. However, misconceptions about DORA often create confusion. Separating myth from fact is crucial to becoming fully DORA compliant.

10 Common Myths About DORA

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) brings sweeping changes to how financial institutions approach digital risk and resilience in the European Union (EU). Here are ten misconceptions clarified.