Why financial entities use NexCyber
DORA went into force January 17, 2025. It demands :
- Register of Information (Article 28) updated continuously
- Incident reporting within 4h initial / 24h intermediate / 1 month final
- Threat-Led Penetration Testing (TLPT) every 3 years for significant institutions
- ICT third-party risk management with concentration analysis
1. Register of Information automated. Ingest your ICT vendor list, the platform classifies criticality, generates the Register in ESMA-compliant CSV.
2. Incident reporting templates mapped to ECB/EBA/ESMA templates per severity tier — pre-filled with your incident graph.
3. TLPT scope wizard. Determines which functions are critical (CIBOK / DORA Annex II / NIS2 Annex I overlap), proposes a red-team scope aligned with TIBER-EU.
Three finserv use-cases
Initial DORA submission package. Generate the register + governance documents + concentration analysis in 2 weeks instead of 6 months of consulting.
Continuous third-party monitoring. Each vendor gets a Trust Passport. New CVE on their stack → auto-flagged in your obligation engine.
NIS2 essential entity overlap. If your finserv subsidiary qualifies under NIS2 Annex I (banking / financial market infrastructure), the platform consolidates the obligations cross-DORA-NIS2 instead of double-tracking.
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Free DORA exposure assessment. EU-hosted. ECB / EBA / ESMA template support.