Building a DORA-Ready Audit Trail With Didit Webhooks
Blog post from Didit
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The post explains how financial entities can use Didit’s identity-verification, transaction-monitoring, and business-onboarding webhooks to help create audit trails aligned with the Digital Operational Resilience Act’s expectations for complete, accurate, time-ordered, attributable, and tamper-evident ICT event records. It describes DORA’s broader focus on ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing, information sharing, and third-party risk, while emphasizing that identity events can provide important evidence for disputed decisions, investigations, and access-control processes. Didit’s status.updated, data.updated, transaction.status.updated, and business.status.updated events are presented as timestamped facts that should be signature-verified, stored as raw payloads with ingestion times, written only to append-only storage, and protected through hash chaining or write-once mechanisms. A sample approved verification event illustrates how organizations can preserve a replayable history of status changes and completed checks, although the post notes that these records address only the identity-verification portion of a full DORA compliance program. It also cites Didit’s SOC 2 Type 1, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, and iBeta Level 1 PAD attestations as supporting evidence for vendor due diligence.
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