The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a European Union regulation aiming to bolster the digital resilience of financial institutions against technology-related disruptions, which became applicable on January 17, 2025. This regulation affects over 22,000 entities, including banks, insurance companies, investment firms, fintech, and ICT vendors. DORA emphasizes the establishment of robust capabilities across five pillars: protection, containment, detection, recovery, and repair, to mitigate the impact of digital disruptions within the financial sector. Compliance involves rigorous ICT risk management, incident reporting, and the continuous testing of digital operational resilience. JFrog offers solutions to assist financial institutions in achieving DORA compliance by providing comprehensive software supply chain security tools, enabling the integration of secure software development practices, and maintaining a collaborative DevSecOps environment. Noncompliance with DORA can result in severe financial penalties. The regulation is part of a broader framework requiring adherence to multiple standards like GDPR and NIST, aiming to create a secure and resilient digital financial ecosystem.