DORA Talks

In this final episode of DORA Talks, Shreeji’s guest is Alistair Purdy. Alistair is a senior analyst in our cyber advisory practice and is a cyber incident response veteran. Alistair explains what DORA means for cyber security experts, and how organisations can make the lives of incident response specialists easier when a cyber threat emerges.

Steve Merry and Andy Clark from our funds advisory team sit down with Shreeji to examine DORA’s impact on pension funds. Steve and Andy explain how pension funds at different stages of the compliance readiness process can accelerate their DORA preparations, and whether DORA makes any room for proportionality.

In this episode Shreeji discusses all things third-party risk with Phoebe Jordan and Nita Sinha.

Phoebe is the managing director of third-party risk management (TPRM) at Thomas Murray, and Nita manages the technology operations team. The panel looks at recent third-party breaches and how technology can be leveraged to handle all aspects of TPRM.

Today, Shreeji’s in conversation with Panos Kiziris. Panos is a director of financial market infrastructure here at Thomas Murray, and a member of our Risk Committee.

Panos and Shreeji analyse some of the specific challenges faced by FMIs when it comes to DORA, especially in smaller markets, and Panos invites Shreeji to make a wager on whether the regulators will offer any 11th-hour extensions on the compliance deadline.

Shreeji fields questions from Kevin Groves. Kev is a director of Thomas Murray’s cyber risk team. Kev and Shreeji discuss gap assessments and what affected entities can expect DORA to demand of them, both at a regulatory level and in terms of time, resources and software capabilities.