NIS2 + DORA: Identity Proofing for Critical Infrastructure
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NIS2 and DORA strengthen cybersecurity and operational-resilience obligations in the EU, with NIS2 applying broadly to essential and important sectors and DORA concentrating on financial entities’ ICT risks and third-party providers. Both frameworks emphasize proportionate risk management, incident response, business continuity, secure access controls, strong authentication, and supply-chain oversight, while imposing accountability on management and potentially significant penalties for failures. The post presents reliable identity proofing as central to these requirements because organizations must verify who accesses systems and document the security posture of vendors. It positions Didit as an identity-verification provider offering document, NFC, liveness, biometric face-match, AML, and sanctions-screening services, alongside workflow customization and audit-trail webhooks. Didit also cites its SOC 2 Type 1 attestation, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, and iBeta Level 1 presentation-attack-detection evidence as materials intended to help customers assess and record its third-party risk under DORA and meet NIS2 supply-chain-security expectations.
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