Crypto-Asset Regulation · glossary
Any event that harms a firm's systems, networks or data, such as a failed update, an attack or a provider's outage. ICT means information and communication technology. Every incident is logged with the time it was detected, and only a major one is reported. Binder §9.3 · Chapter 9
Explained in Chapter 9, DORA: When the Systems Fail, of Crypto-Asset Regulation.
An ICT-related incident is any event that harms the firm's systems, networks or data, such as a failed update, an attack or a provider's outage. Every incident is logged with the time it was detected. Most incidents stay inside the firm, and only a few are reported.Read Chapter 9, DORA: When the Systems Fail →
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