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In times of crisis and increasing cybercrime, digital operational stability is extremely important for companies.
In future, financial companies and third-party service providers of information and communication technologies will have to take into account the essential contractual provisions set out in Article 30 DORA in their outsourcing agreements.
KPMG Law experts Matthias Henke, Frank Püttgen and Christopher Peinemann provide an overview of the changes and the expected effort of the new IT regulations in the financial sector.
“Financial companies and third-party ICT service providers must act now and review existing contracts with ICT service providers and adapt them if necessary.”
You can find the full article in the August/September issue of dpn here.
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