Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 · for Irish credit unions
Be ready before the day arrives.
An interactive introduction to the Digital Operational Resilience Act. Run an incident, sort responsibilities, test a contract and see how a score is really earned. Stop at any point, come back later, and pick up exactly where you left off.
The route
0 of 31 required steps doneDORA at a glance
What it is, why it exists, where it came from and what it asks of you. Thirteen short slides.
01Why DORA exists
Two days. One provider. No balances on screen. DORA is the rulebook for never being that credit union.
02Does it apply to credit unions, and when?
17 January 2028 is not far away, and evidence takes time to build. Here is what that date really means.
03The five areas of DORA
Everything DORA asks for fits into five ideas. Tap each one to see what it looks like in practice.
04Who is responsible?
When something goes wrong, the Central Bank asks the credit union, not the supplier. So who does what?
05Providers and third parties
Core banking, hosting, payments, managed IT. Learn what to check before you sign, and what to hold on to afterwards.
06Incidents: what happens on the day
Step into the incident room. Make the calls, see the consequences, and learn what good looks like.
07How this assessment works
See how the assessment scores your controls, and why honest answers and evidence beat confident claims.
08What to do next
Choose what you will do in the next 30 days. Your commitments are saved so you can return to them.
09Knowledge check
Twelve questions across the whole course. Score 75% or more to complete the course.
This is an educational summary, not legal advice. Statements marked 'confirm' depend on sources that may change; check them with your adviser or the Central Bank before relying on them.