Leanpub Book LAUNCH 🚀 Digital Operational Resilience — Practitioner's Handbook: A Working Guide to Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 by William Power
Digital Operational Resilience is the book regulators didn't write for you. DORA governs every financial entity and ICT provider doing business in the EU — but the text itself reads like what it is: a regulation, not a guide. This handbook closes that gap. Mapped chapter-for-chapter to ...
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About the Book
Digital Operational Resilience is the book regulators didn't write for you. DORA governs every financial entity and ICT provider doing business in the EU — but the text itself reads like what it is: a regulation, not a guide. This handbook closes that gap. Mapped chapter-for-chapter to DORA's own nine-chapter structure, it works through what each obligation actually requires in practice: the ICT risk management framework your board has to own, the incident-reporting clock that starts the moment something breaks, the Register of Information every risk manager ends up maintaining whether or not it's officially their job, and the Lead Overseer regime now watching the critical providers underneath you. Built from real supervisory experience, real enforcement cases, and a worked case study carried through the book's core chapters — the practitioner's answer to "what do I actually do about it," not a restatement of the regulation.
About the Author
William Power is an Enterprise Architect and Technical Auditor, and the founder of Powerworks Global / Powerworks Consulting. His work spans EU technical regulation (DORA, NIS2, the EU AI Act, GDPR, and the Swiss FADP), event-driven systems, cloud and Kubernetes infrastructure, and agentic AI orchestration — the last of which did more to change how he works than any framework ever did. He is someone who has spent years inside traditional Enterprise Architecture before walking away from it, and who now builds the tools existed back then.
