Provable operational resilience for financial services
Financial firms need to show supervisors that ICT risk, third-party dependencies, and continuity are under control. Rizzqo turns that DORA-driven duty into a live picture of your real systems and suppliers, prices the exposure in money, and keeps the evidence at the source, so you meet the supervisor ready, not scrambling.
What financial firms need to prove
Financial firms operate under regulators who expect demonstrable control, not good intentions. Rizzqo turns each of these obligations into something you can show.
DORA operational resilience
The Digital Operational Resilience Act makes the management body accountable for ICT risk and the continuity of critical functions, with documented governance and a clear audit trail.
ICT third-party risk
Concentration on a handful of cloud and software providers is now a supervisory focus. You are expected to maintain a register of ICT third parties and assess the risk each one carries.
Incident reporting and testing
Major ICT incidents must be classified and reported on tight timelines, and resilience has to be tested rather than assumed. Both demand evidence you can produce on demand.
Strict supervisory expectations
A risk has to be traceable from a real system to its owner, its treatment, and the proof it is handled. Disconnected spreadsheets cannot show that chain.
The standards that carry your resilience case
DORA sets the duty, but its ICT-risk and third-party demands rest on ground you already hold. Where DORA pushes hardest, on ICT governance and the data behind every transaction, the same control satisfies ISO 27001 and GDPR too.
DORA
The Digital Operational Resilience Act itself: the five pillars, ICT risk management, major-incident reporting, resilience testing and third-party risk, run on your real systems and ICT providers.
Explore frameworkISO 27001
The ISMS backbone for DORA: ICT risk management, third-party controls, and continuity, aligned to your real systems and suppliers.
Explore frameworkGDPR
Customer and transaction data carries privacy duties alongside resilience. Records of processing and breach evidence build on the same foundation, not a separate silo.
Explore frameworkWhat Rizzqo gives financial services teams
Trace a single critical function: the system that powers it, the ICT third parties it leans on, the money a stress event would cost, and the proof behind it, all in one place.
A living register of systems and ICT third parties
Resilience starts with knowing what your business actually runs on, the systems, data and ICT providers a service truly depends on, not a generic inventory. Your DORA register of information stops being a static document and becomes a live view of the dependencies that could take a service down.
ICT risk priced in real money
A heat-map cannot tell a board whether an outage is worth a project budget. Rizzqo puts a real-money figure on ICT risk, for example a multi-day failure of a payment provider modelled at several hundred thousand in loss. Leadership prioritises by the size of the exposure, and sees how much each fix takes off the table.
Controls and continuity mapped to obligations
DORA duties like third-party oversight, ICT risk governance and continuity become concrete obligations tied to the systems and suppliers that carry them, not abstract clauses in a binder. And because the ICT governance DORA demands is the same one ISO 27001 expects, the work that satisfies the supervisor lands on your certification at the same time.
Audit-ready and incident-ready by default
Evidence builds up as your teams work, and your resilience posture stays current. When a report is due, whether routine or a major ICT incident on a deadline, you export a complete package instead of building one from scratch while the incident is still open. The regulatory clock then runs against a report you assemble in an afternoon.
Everything a resilient financial firm needs, in one model
No bolt-on resilience tracker, no duplicate data entry. Assets, risk, controls, and evidence run on one connected model, hosted in the EU and built in Germany.
ICT third-party register
A live register of information on every ICT provider, with concentration and dependency risk assessed against the functions they support.
Risk priced in money
ICT risk carried in real money, not just colours, so the board steers by figures and watches exposure fall.
Asset-level control mapping
Controls map to the actual systems and suppliers that implement them, each with an owner and a clear evidence trail.
Continuous resilience view
Live dashboards track coverage, residual exposure, and gaps across critical functions so resilience stays demonstrable year-round.
DORA mapped to ISO 27001
ICT-risk and third-party duties cross-referenced to ISO 27001, so one body of work answers both the supervisor and the certifier.
Export-ready packages
Generate the register of information, risk register, and evidence trails supervisors and auditors expect, ready for the timeline.
One connected answer for every critical function
For any critical function, Rizzqo shows which systems and ICT providers carry it, what an outage would cost, which controls protect it, and the evidence behind them, all in one picture. Those answers stay current as you operate, so an audit, an incident report or a board question draws on the same live model instead of a file assembled for the occasion.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Rizzqo runs DORA as its own solution, the five pillars tracked against your real systems and ICT providers, alongside ISO 27001 and GDPR. Because DORA overlaps heavily with ISO 27001, a control you prove for the ISMS counts toward DORA immediately, so one body of work answers the supervisor and the certifier at once, without a separate parallel programme.
Every ICT provider sits in a live register of information, linked to the critical functions it supports and carrying its own risk assessment, including concentration and dependency. You can show a supervisor exactly which providers matter and how that risk is managed.
Yes. ICT risk carries a real-money figure, not just a colour. The board prioritises by the size of the loss at stake and sees how much each treatment removes, instead of debating a red square on a heat-map.
Evidence is captured against requirements as your teams work, and resilience posture updates live. When a major ICT incident must be reported on a deadline, or proof is requested in a review, you export a complete package rather than reconstructing it manually under time pressure.
Rizzqo is made in Germany and hosted in the EU, which keeps your firm aligned with data-residency and supervisory expectations for European financial services.
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