A tailored course, built for your situation
Mastering DORA for Senior Financial Services HR Leaders
A structured path to command over operational resilience frameworks shaping EU financial institutions
The situation this course is for
Without a structured approach, HR teams are pulled into last-minute DORA preparations, forced to retrofit policies to meet audit demands. This undermines strategic credibility and increases exposure during regulator reviews.
Who this is for
Senior HR executive in a regulated EU financial institution, responsible for organisational resilience planning, third-party workforce oversight, and business continuity coordination.
Who this is not for
Entry-level HR staff, non-regulated sector HR managers, or practitioners outside financial services with no DORA exposure.
What you walk away with
- Anticipate DORA audit scope ahead of committee review
- Align workforce continuity planning with binding EBA timelines
- Lead cross-functional resilience design without deferring to compliance teams
- Produce regulator-ready documentation from HR-owned inputs
- Integrate third-party workforce risks into enterprise incident response frameworks
The 12 modules (with all 144 chapters)
- How DORA redefines HR’s role in operational resilience
- EBA timelines affecting HR-led planning cycles
- HR as a critical function under Article 28 reporting
- Workforce continuity vs business continuity planning
- Mapping HR-owned processes to DORA scope
- When HR input changes incident response design
- Third-party workforce dependencies under DORA
- HR’s role in Major Incident Reporting obligations
- DORA-driven changes to internal audit cycles
- How HR policies trigger resilience testing requirements
- Documenting HR’s contribution to ICT risk registers
- HR-led controls in resilience oversight frameworks
- HR vendors in the ICT risk taxonomy under DORA
- Assessing HR tech platforms for DORA classification
- Workforce outsourcing and criticality thresholds
- Contractual obligations for resilience testing access
- HR’s role in vendor incident response planning
- Reviewing SaaS provider resilience documentation
- HR oversight of cloud-based recruitment systems
- Temporary staffing agencies in DORA scope
- Data location risks in HR tech stacks
- HR’s role in vendor audit rights negotiation
- Resilience SLAs for payroll and benefits providers
- Documenting HR’s due diligence in vendor selection
- Identifying mission-critical HR roles under DORA
- Succession planning for resilience compliance
- HR’s role in minimum viable staffing definitions
- Cross-training plans for resilience scenarios
- Remote work policies as resilience enablers
- HR’s role in geographic redundancy planning
- Staffing continuity during regulator-mandated testing
- Documenting HR’s response to simulated disruptions
- HR-led recovery time objectives for key processes
- Aligning HR continuity with business unit plans
- HR’s role in crisis communication workflows
- Updating continuity plans for hybrid workforce models
- HR’s responsibilities in annual resilience testing
- Designing workforce scenarios for tabletop exercises
- HR-led simulations for critical talent loss
- Documenting HR’s role in test reports
- Coordinating with compliance on test timing
- HR’s role in post-test improvement plans
- Addressing findings related to workforce planning
- HR inputs into executive-level test summaries
- Aligning HR testing with internal audit schedules
- Reporting HR’s contribution to test outcomes
- HR’s role in regulator-requested test documentation
- Maintaining HR’s testing evidence for EBA review
- HR’s role in Major Incident Reporting triggers
- Workforce incidents requiring 72-hour notification
- HR-led communication during workforce crises
- Managing absenteeism spikes as incidents
- HR’s role in cyber incident workforce response
- Documenting HR’s incident response decisions
- HR in cross-functional incident management teams
- Workforce data integrity during incidents
- HR’s role in post-incident review documentation
- Aligning HR actions with regulator expectations
- HR’s role in declaring incident closure
- Maintaining HR incident logs for audit
- Classifying staffing agencies as critical ICT providers
- HR’s role in onboarding agency resilience checks
- Contractual resilience clauses for staffing vendors
- HR oversight of agency incident response plans
- Resilience testing obligations for contract workers
- Documenting HR’s due diligence on staffing firms
- HR’s role in agency audit rights verification
- Workforce continuity during staffing provider outages
- HR’s input into third-party incident reporting
- HR’s role in terminating non-compliant vendors
- Maintaining records of staffing firm reviews
- HR’s role in post-event review of staffing outages
- HR inputs into business function criticality assessments
- Documenting workforce continuity in BIA outputs
- HR’s role in resilience testing evidence files
- Preparing HR sections for internal audit review
- HR-led documentation for EBA reporting
- Standardising HR’s resilience narrative format
- HR’s role in cross-functional report consolidation
- Aligning HR language with compliance terminology
- Maintaining version control of HR resilience docs
- HR’s role in audit trail documentation
- HR-specific metrics for resilience dashboards
- HR’s contribution to executive summary narratives
- HR-specific incident escalation workflows
- Standard response templates for workforce crises
- HR’s role in defining recovery priorities
- Playbook integration with central incident systems
- HR-led communication scripts for disruptions
- Workforce reconstitution procedures
- HR’s role in declaring operational return
- Updating playbooks after test events
- HR-specific documentation requirements
- Version control for HR resilience playbooks
- HR’s role in playbook validation cycles
- Distributing playbooks to HR field teams
- HR systems in the critical ICT inventory
- Data backup requirements for HR platforms
- HR’s role in data recovery time objectives
- Testing HR system restore procedures
- HR data integrity during disruption events
- HR’s role in cloud provider outage response
- Personnel data availability during incidents
- HR’s input into data replication design
- HR ownership of system access during crises
- HR’s role in data breach reporting workflows
- Maintaining HR data audit trails
- HR’s role in third-party data resilience reviews
- HR’s role in enterprise resilience governance
- Leading cross-functional resilience working groups
- HR’s role in setting testing schedules
- Aligning HR planning with IT resilience cycles
- HR input into operational resilience KPIs
- HR’s role in executive-level steering committees
- Communicating HR’s resilience value to leadership
- HR-led initiatives in resilience culture building
- HR’s role in regulator engagement prep
- HR in consolidated resilience reporting
- HR’s role in external auditor coordination
- HR’s contribution to regulatory inspection readiness
- HR-specific BIA documentation templates
- Workforce continuity plan templates
- HR-led incident response checklists
- HR vendor resilience assessment templates
- Third-party staffing risk registers
- HR-specific test scenario libraries
- HR incident reporting forms
- HR resilience playbook templates
- HR system data recovery checklists
- HR’s role in audit evidence files
- HR resilience training materials
- HR-led resilience communication templates
- HR resilience documentation version control
- Maintaining HR inputs during leadership transitions
- HR’s role in annual resilience refresh cycles
- Updating HR plans after regulator feedback
- HR-led knowledge transfer protocols
- HR’s role in post-incident reviews
- HR’s contribution to long-term resilience strategy
- HR resilience training for new hires
- HR’s role in updating external frameworks
- HR-led resilience maturity assessments
- HR’s input into multi-year roadmap planning
- HR’s role in resilience culture sustainability
How this maps to your situation
- HR in DORA compliance
- Third-party workforce oversight
- Workforce continuity planning
- HR in resilience testing and incident response
Before vs. after
What's included with your purchase
- 12 modules with 12 chapters each (144 chapters)
- Downloadable templates and worked examples for every module
- Hand-built implementation playbook delivered alongside course access
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Delivery and format
- Course and learning environment access provisioned within 24 hours of purchase
- Hand-built implementation playbook delivered alongside course access
Format: Text-based modules and chapters in the Art of Service learning environment, plus downloadable templates and worked examples for every chapter, plus the hand-built implementation playbook delivered alongside course access.
Time investment: Approximately 90 minutes of focused learning, designed for completion in one weekend.
How this compares to the alternatives
Unlike generic compliance courses, this program focuses exclusively on HR’s role under DORA, providing actionable frameworks, not theoretical overviews.
Frequently asked
Within 24 hours your account in the learning environment is provisioned and the tailored implementation playbook is delivered alongside it.