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Ensuring Resilience and Compliance: How Harness.io Supports DORA and NIS2

In an era where digital threats and regulatory demands are at an all-time high, organizations must adopt robust solutions to maintain compliance, security, and resilience. The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and the NIS2 Directive set forth stringent requirements to fortify the financial sector and essential services against cyber threats. The Harness.io platform provides a modern, AI-driven software delivery and security solution that aligns with these regulations, ensuring software operations' compliance, automation, and resilience.

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January 1, 2024

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Key Takeaways

Impending Regulatory Compliance Deadlines

Financial institutions must comply with DORA by January 2025. Member states must transpose NIS2 requirements into national law by October 2024.

Robust Internal Security Management

Harness maintains an Information Security Management System based on ISO 27001 and SOC2 standards. The platform undergoes annual penetration testing and failover validation to ensure operational resilience.

Automated ICT Risk Management

The Harness platform supports secure software development lifecycles through automated vulnerability scanning and role-based access controls. It also ensures system availability with continuous verification and automated rollback capabilities.

Real-Time Monitoring and Audit Trails

Organizations can track system health and identify anomalies using Service Reliability Management. Comprehensive audit trails and execution logs support transparent incident investigation and regulatory reporting.

Proactive Operational Resilience Testing

Harness enables application resilience testing by simulating failures through Chaos Engineering. Teams can also automate failover environment configuration and deployment using Infrastructure as Code Management.

Supply Chain Security Oversight

Customers can scan third-party software images for vulnerabilities and generate Software Bills of Materials. Policy as Code can be used to identify and prevent the use of risky open-source dependencies.