EU regulatory register · DORA
Article 21Centralisation of reporting of major ICT-related incidents
CELEX 32022R2554 · Read on 2026-08-18
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1. The ESAs, through the Joint Committee, and in consultation with the ECB and ENISA, shall prepare a joint report assessing the feasibility of further centralisation of incident reporting through the establishment of a single EU Hub for major ICT-related incident reporting by financial entities.
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DORA, digital operational resilience in short
Financial entities must manage ICT risk, report major ICT incidents, test resilience and govern ICT providers by contract.
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1. The ESAs, through the Joint Committee, and in consultation with the ECB and ENISA, shall prepare a joint report assessing the feasibility of further centralisation of incident reporting through the establishment of a single EU Hub for major ICT-related incident reporting by financial entities. The joint report shall explore ways to facilitate the flow of ICT-related incident reporting, reduce associated costs and underpin thematic analyses with a view to enhancing supervisory convergence.
2. The joint report referred to in paragraph 1 shall comprise at least the following elements:
(a)
prerequisites for the establishment of a single EU Hub;
(b)
benefits, limitations and risks, including risks associated with the high concentration of sensitive information;
(c)
the necessary capability to ensure interoperability with regard to other relevant reporting schemes;
(d)
elements of operational management;
(e)
conditions of membership;
(f)
technical arrangements for financial entities and national competent authorities to access the single EU Hub;
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Guidance and secondary law
Authority guidance and the delegated or implementing acts that fill the article, with the primary source at the issuing body. Read 2026-08-31.
- Technical standard (RTS) · EBA/ESMA/EIOPA2024-01-17RTS/ITS on classification and reporting of major ICT-related incidents (JC 2023-85)
Classification thresholds and reporting formats for major ICT incidents under Articles 17-23.
Article 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23
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