APPLICATION OF DORA STANDARDS IN OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT IN GIS SYSTEMS

Abstract

The aim of the article is to investigate the application of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) standards in operational risk management in GIS (Geographic Information Systems). The study focuses on identifying the benefits and challenges of integrating these standards and assessing their impact on the operational resilience of financial institutions. A literature review shows the growing importance of DORA standards in digital risk management and the benefits of implementing them in GIS systems. Examples of DORA implementations in sectors such as banking and ICT services show that the integration of these standards can improve operational risk management and resilience to digital threats. The results of the research point to numerous benefits, such as increased resilience to cyber threats and better risk management. Recommendations include investments in technology, employee training, and cooperation with ICT service providers.