Regulatory Compliance

DORA and NIS2 Compliance for Corporate Communications

Secure communications solution compliant with the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and NIS2 Directive.

The problem

Does your corporate messaging comply with DORA?

Since January 17, 2025, the DORA Regulation is mandatory for all EU financial entities. Corporate communications are a critical compliance point.

No archiving or audit

WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram do not offer regulatory archiving or audit capabilities for business communications.

No encryption key control

Commercial platforms manage encryption keys. Your organization has no control over who accesses the data.

Insider information risk

CNMV imposed 71 fines totaling €19.46M in 2025. Using non-compliant channels exposes to sanctions.

DORA Requirements

What DORA requires for communications

ICT Risk Management

Articles 5-16: comprehensive technology risk management framework covering all corporate communication channels.

Incident Reporting

Articles 17-23: security incident monitoring and reporting system for communications.

Resilience Testing

Articles 24-27: periodic digital operational resilience assessments, including communication channels.

Third-Party Provider Control

Articles 28-44: risk management of third-party communication service providers.

The solution

How Traster Comms complies with DORA

Self-managed encryption keys

The organization controls AES 256 encryption keys. No third-party dependency for communication security.

Archiving and audit

All communications are archived and available for compliance review and regulatory audits.

On-premise deployment

Infrastructure deployed at client premises. Full control over where data resides.

No commercial dependency

No third-party applications, no commercial services. 100% sovereign and independent network.

Checklist

DORA Compliance Checklist

Evaluate whether your corporate messaging meets DORA Regulation requirements.

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Riesgo alto de incumplimiento DORA

Are all corporate communications end-to-end encrypted?

DORA Art. 9: information security measures

Does your organization control communication encryption keys?

DORA Art. 9: ICT risk management

Is there archiving of all business communications?

DORA Art. 10: incident detection

Are periodic audits of communication channels conducted?

DORA Art. 24: resilience testing

Are communications stored in the EU or controlled jurisdiction?

GDPR Art. 44-49: international transfers

Is there a business continuity plan for communications?

DORA Art. 11: business continuity

Can access to communications be revoked immediately?

DORA Art. 9: access management

Are communication providers audited under DORA?

DORA Art. 28-44: third-party risk management

Frequently asked questions about DORA and communications

What is DORA and when does it apply?

DORA (EU Regulation 2022/2554) is the Digital Operational Resilience Act. It has been mandatory since January 17, 2025 for all EU financial entities.

Which entities does DORA affect?

Banks, insurance companies, investment firms, fund managers, stock brokerages, crypto-asset providers and their ICT service providers.

Why doesn't WhatsApp comply with DORA?

WhatsApp does not offer regulatory archiving, does not allow organizations to control encryption keys, and shares metadata with Meta. It does not meet DORA audit and resilience requirements.

What are the penalties for DORA non-compliance?

Penalties vary by Member State but can include significant fines and corrective measures.

DORA and NIS2 Compliance for Corporate Communications

Secure communications solution compliant with the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and NIS2 Directive.

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