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The operational DORA scope, without chasing separate spreadsheets.

Critical functions, ICT incidents, resilience tests and ICT suppliers stay connected to the same controls and evidence used across the rest of your compliance scope.

Evidence request linked to a DORA control and a supplier, with status and expiry date.
Evidence requests to suppliers
Every request links the control, the supplier, the status and the expiry date, including for DORA ICT suppliers.

What it includes

Critical or important functions

Register critical functions with MTPD, RTO, RPO and an owner, linked to systems, assets, suppliers and controls.

ICT incidents tracked

Record operational incidents with a DORA profile, status and notification stage: initial, intermediate, final.

Resilience testing

Plan and run vulnerability tests, disaster recovery, backup/restore, penetration tests and tabletop scenarios.

ICT suppliers and third parties

Track whether a supplier provides ICT services, supports a critical function, holds audit rights, has a documented exit plan and where data is located.

How it works

Register the critical functions

Define scope, owner and links to systems, assets and suppliers.

Assess ICT suppliers

Check critical services, audit rights, exit plan and data location.

Plan and run resilience tests

From vulnerability testing to tabletop scenarios.

Record ICT incidents

Track status, cause and notification stage, linked to the available evidence.

Available with

Modules: Resilience and ICT incidents, Risk register, Compliance inventory

Frameworks: DORA

AuditReady supports compliance work; it does not replace the customer’s assessments, obligations, or decisions.

Frequently asked questions

Does AuditReady generate the DORA Register of Information (RoI)?

Not yet: today AuditReady covers critical functions, ICT incidents, resilience tests and ICT suppliers; export in the RoI format is not available.

Are ICT incidents different from simulations?

Yes, they remain two separate registers: real incidents and tabletop exercises.

Can I link a supplier to a critical function?

Yes, you can link ICT suppliers to the critical or important functions they support.