Crypto-Asset Regulation · glossary
Any outside company that supplies technology to Halcyon. Every contract with one goes in the register of information and must carry DORA's contract terms. For a critical provider, one whose failure would stop a service, the CTO also keeps an exit plan. Binder §9.6 · Binder §9.7 · Binder §4.5 · Chapter 9
Explained in Chapter 9, DORA: When the Systems Fail, of Crypto-Asset Regulation.
The register of information lists every contract with an ICT third-party provider, meaning any outside company that supplies technology. For each contract it says what the contract supports and whether that is critical. A provider is critical if its failure would stop a service.Read Chapter 9, DORA: When the Systems Fail →
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