Crypto-Asset Regulation · glossary
An ICT-related incident that crosses DORA's thresholds, such as how many clients were affected, how long it lasted or whether a critical service was hit. Only a major one is reported to the Central Bank, in three reports on fixed deadlines. Nobody has to lose anything. Definition: Major ICT-related incident · Binder §9.4 · Appendix C · Chapter 9
Explained in Chapter 9, DORA: When the Systems Fail, of Crypto-Asset Regulation.
An incident that crosses the thresholds is a major ICT-related incident, and only a major one is reported. The thresholds sit in technical standards that can change. So check the current text before you rely on a number.Read Chapter 9, DORA: When the Systems Fail →
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a failure of Halcyon's systems, networks or data that crosses the DORA Article 18 thresholds; reported under Policy 9 (DORA Article 19);Read the definition in the document →
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