ICT risk management
Documented frameworks, governance, and controls over ICT assets, including identification of critical functions and supporting systems.
What DORA requires from insurers
The Digital Operational Resilience Act applies to insurance undertakings and groups. Supervisors expect demonstrable ICT risk management. Not policy documents alone.
Incident reporting
Major ICT-related incidents must be classified, reported, and root-caused. You need evidence that detection and response actually work.
Digital operational resilience testing
Threat-led penetration testing (TLPT) and resilience testing on critical ICT systems, with results that supervisors can verify.
Third-party ICT risk
Oversight of critical ICT service providers, contractual safeguards, and concentration risk, including validation of what providers expose in your perimeter.
One pentest a year. 364 days flying blind.
Point-in-time assessments cannot prove resilience when your claims platforms, policy admin systems, and partner APIs change every sprint. Supervisors expect ongoing evidence. Not PDFs from last year.
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False positives. Every finding exploit-proven, with reproducible PoC.
How VORNAC helps insurers
Continuous adversarial validation with reports your risk, compliance, and audit teams can use without rewriting.
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Audit-ready for DORA
Findings documented to survive DORA audits. Ready for internal audit and supervisory dialogue.
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TLPT-ready evidence
Real attack chains across your live environment, not theoretical CVE lists. Proof-of-concept for every finding, cryptographically signed.
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Continuous, production-safe cadence
Validate on every release and on demand via API. Non-destructive in production, hosted in Germany under BDSG and GDPR.
Prove resilience to your supervisor. Continuously.
30-minute session. We map your insurance ICT landscape to a continuous DORA-aligned validation cycle.