Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Lead Manager
Develop practical Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Lead Manager capability through four PECB-focused lessons with guided exercises, evidence, validation, troubleshooting, and improvement.
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Course Description
Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Lead Manager develops practical capability to lead DORA governance, ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing, third-party oversight, and regulatory readiness. The learning path begins with dora scope, governance, management body, roles, ict risk framework, policies, and accountability and progresses into assets, change, vulnerability, protection, detection, continuity, recovery, and ict third-party controls, connecting requirements and methods with clear ownership, defensible evidence, and measurable decisions.
Applied work is anchored to a financial entity building coordinated operational-resilience evidence across business, technology, security, risk, and providers. Learners then address incident classification, materiality, reporting, evidence, communication, root cause, and lessons and resilience testing, tlpt, provider oversight, registers, metrics, assurance, and improvement, producing DORA governance and ICT risk charter, operational resilience control and provider register, DORA incident classification and reporting playbook, testing, oversight, and assurance roadmap.
By completion, participants can interpret the subject, perform the relevant workflow, evaluate exceptions, communicate supported conclusions, and hand over prioritized actions with named ownership and follow-up.
What You Will Learn
- Interpret DORA scope, governance, management-body responsibilities, policies, and ICT risk accountability.
- Build an ICT risk framework covering assets, change, vulnerabilities, protection, and detection.
- Strengthen continuity, recovery, and third-party controls for critical digital services.
- Classify ICT incidents using materiality criteria and coordinate timely regulatory reporting.
- Preserve evidence, communicate impacts, analyze root causes, and track incident lessons.
- Plan resilience testing, advanced TLPT activities, remediation, and outcome reporting.
- Oversee ICT providers using registers, contracts, risk reviews, performance, and concentration analysis.
- Measure resilience through metrics, assurance, management review, and prioritized improvement actions.
SkillDynamo Training Approach
Training follows DORA resilience leadership work from context and planning through implementation, evidence review, exception analysis, validation, and improvement. Delivery combines instructor demonstrations, hands-on exercises, scenario analysis, course-specific checklists, structured troubleshooting, and a final improvement plan.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 4 Lessons
- 40 Hours
- Course Curriculum4 Items
- 1.1Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Lead Manager — Lesson 1: DORA Scope, Governance, Management Body, Roles, ICT Risk Framework, Policies, and Accountability10 hours
- 1.2Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Lead Manager — Lesson 2: Assets, Change, Vulnerability, Protection, Detection, Continuity, Recovery, and ICT Third-Party Controls10 hours
- 1.3Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Lead Manager — Lesson 3: Incident Classification, Materiality, Reporting, Evidence, Communication, Root Cause, and Lessons10 hours
- 1.4Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Lead Manager — Lesson 4: Resilience Testing, TLPT, Provider Oversight, Registers, Metrics, Assurance, and Improvement10 hours
SkillDynamo Expert Team
Instructor-led delivery tailored to Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Lead Manager, with PECB and ISO-focused demonstrations, guided implementation or audit activities, scenario analysis, evidence review, validation checkpoints, and improvement guidance. The SkillDynamo Expert Team helps learners apply DORA Scope, Governance, Management Body, Roles, ICT Risk Framework, Policies, and Accountability; Assets, Change, Vulnerability, Protection, Detection, Continuity, Recovery, and ICT Third-Party Controls; Incident Classification, Materiality, Reporting, Evidence, Communication, Root Cause, and Lessons; Resilience Testing, TLPT, Provider Oversight, Registers, Metrics, Assurance, and Improvement in realistic governance, risk, compliance, management-system, and assurance environments.
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