eCAD Compliance: A Guide for EU Businesses

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The European Union's Digital Operational Resilience Act (eCAD) aims to enhance the digital resilience of financial entities across the EU, covering a range of institutions including banks and crypto-asset service providers. Effective from December 13, 2024, eCAD introduces a unified framework to harmonize cybersecurity standards, focusing on ICT risk management, incident management, operational resilience testing, third-party risk management, and information sharing. A core component of eCAD compliance is Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), which mandates multi-factor authentication for secure transactions. Businesses must adopt robust digital identity verification processes, incorporating technologies like facial recognition and behavioral biometrics, to meet eCAD's anti-fraud and AML/KYC requirements. Companies like Didit offer platforms to help businesses comply by providing solutions for identity verification, fraud prevention, and maintaining detailed audit logs.

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