Critical
Third-party endpoint at risk
A provider-facing service creates a direct resilience dependency.
Autodit.io / Resilience-focused monitoring
DORA compliance monitoring for internet-facing financial services risk
Autodit.io helps financial organizations support DORA programs with continuous visibility into exposed assets, third-party-facing risk, and remediation evidence that can be reviewed over time.
- Resilience-focused monitoring
- Third-party exposure visibility
- Finance-ready reporting
Live product workflow
From external signal to owned remediation
See how Autodit.io turns an attacker-side observation into a prioritized action your team can track.
Monitoring scope
Critical services + third parties
Critical services
Third parties exposed
Urgent signals
Prioritized signals
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Resilience
Recovery evidence is stale
External service evidence has not been refreshed since the last change.
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Discover
Map assets and services from an external, attacker-side perspective.
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Prioritize
Connect exposure, exploitability, and business context to reduce noise.
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Act
Assign ownership, track remediation, and keep evidence current.
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Why DORA programs need continuous visibility
DORA sets explicit expectations across five areas: ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing, ICT third-party risk, and information sharing. Several of those expectations touch assets that live on the public internet.
- ICT third-party risk requires a current view of supplier- and provider-facing exposure, not a once-a-year register snapshot.
- Resilience testing and threat-led penetration testing (TLPT) assume you already know your internet-facing perimeter.
- Major-incident reporting timelines leave no room to first rediscover which exposed asset was involved.
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How Autodit.io supports DORA-focused monitoring
Autodit.io gives teams an external monitoring layer that fits resilience-oriented oversight and operational follow-up.
- Continuously map exposed services and configurations that affect digital operational resilience.
- Feed your ICT third-party register with current evidence on provider- and partner-facing weaknesses.
- Shorten incident triage by knowing which exposed asset changed, when, and what remains open.
What better DORA monitoring delivers
The outcome is stronger visibility into exposed resilience risk, not just more dashboards.
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Cleaner oversight of exposed digital risk
Help resilience stakeholders track issues that affect public-facing services and dependencies.
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Better collaboration with technical teams
Translate high-level resilience goals into concrete external monitoring and remediation work.
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Stronger review preparation
Arrive at governance and audit conversations with current evidence instead of stale assessment notes.
FAQ
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Is this only relevant to large banks?
No. Any regulated financial organization or supplier that must demonstrate resilience can benefit from better visibility into external exposure.
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Which DORA obligations does external monitoring support?
It supports ICT risk identification, visibility into ICT third-party and supplier-facing exposure, and the evidence trail behind incident detection and remediation follow-through — the externally observable parts of operational resilience.
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Can this support conversations with third parties?
Yes. External monitoring gives teams evidence they can use when reviewing supplier or partner exposure that affects shared resilience.
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