Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

As the adage goes, time is money, and nowhere does this ring more true than in an evolving threat landscape. The faster companies detect, respond, and recover from data breaches, the better for their pockets. Using AI and security automation to shorten the breach lifecycle has been shown to save $2.2 million more on average compared to not employing these technologies.

Today, fraud schemes don’t follow predictable patterns. Enterprises are up against AI-generated deepfake attacks, multi-stage social engineering, and impersonation scams that exploit gaps in traditional fraud prevention strategies. And they know it. According to PwC, 59% of enterprises completed a fraud risk assessment in the 12 months prior to June 2024, showing they take fraud protection seriously. But beyond knowing your risks, there’s a need for better ways to tackle and mitigate them.

The bad news – if you’re wondering about the DORA compliance date, it already passed on January 17th 2025. The good news? If you’ve been too busy to even think about the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act, it’s not too late to score some quick compliance wins. This DORA compliance checklist is your blueprint for establishing not just compliance, but checks and balances for maintaining it.

If you’re just discovering the DORA and haven’t yet launched your compliance incentives, start with Memcyco’s DORA compliance guide that’s better suited for those just starting the journey. If you’ve already launched your DORA compliance incentives, this DORA readiness assesment will provide detailed benchmarks to ensure you’re on the right track.