Beyond the spreadsheet: Using GitOps to generate DORA-compliant audit trails.
Blog post from Qovery
Fintech teams face significant challenges in meeting the compliance demands of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), which can delay product launches and increase regulatory risk. Traditional manual compliance processes are inefficient and prone to errors, necessitating a shift to automated compliance as an inherent architectural feature rather than an after-the-fact task. This includes implementing immutable traceability, technical enforcement of segregation of duties, and state reconciliation to meet DORA's operational resilience standards. GitOps, using Git for both application and infrastructure configuration, generates audit trails as a natural byproduct of the deployment lifecycle, allowing teams to present precise audit evidence and ensure compliance through automated enforcement. Qovery offers a solution with its management layer that provides automated, DORA-ready audit trails, centralized role-based access control, and infrastructure control, enabling fintech teams to achieve compliance by design rather than through reactive audits. This approach transforms compliance from a documentation burden into an integral part of infrastructure management, allowing teams to automate their DORA-compliant infrastructure effectively.
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