Circle Regulation & Governance September 2026
DORA in Practice
DORA is no longer just a theoretical concept. The Digital Operational Resilience Act requires insurers not only to have well-defined strategies, but also to demonstrate that they are actively practicing resilience—both in day-to-day audits and in the event of a real crisis. This is precisely where the September event of the Circle Regulation & Governance To: We’re looking at how DORA is being implemented in practice, where the challenges lie, and what the initial findings from audits and emergency drills mean for the industry.
Kicking things off is Arvato Systems Here’s some recent insight from a service provider’s perspective: How can existing test reports, such as the BSI C5 Type 2 Certificate, be used as a reliable basis for DORA, and where do auditors expect additional transparency or new formats?
Then things get specific: ÖRAG Legal Protection provides insights into the implementation of DORA. The event will then focus on an open exchange among insurers regarding approaches, challenges, and proven solutions.
After the break, it shows x1F, how digital resilience can work in an emergency: from DORA-compliant emergency plans to simulation-based crisis management team exercises and emergency drills, to the question of how test results can be documented in a way that stands up to scrutiny.
In closing, Wolff Graulich A look at an often-overlooked topic: Open Source meets DORA. Afterward, there will be time for networking and direct discussion.
Target group:
This event is aimed at specialists and executives from InsurLab Germany member companies who work in the areas of DORA, digital operational resilience, IT governance, outsourcing management, information security, compliance, or risk management.
Participation is particularly relevant for anyone who implements, audits, documents, or further develops DORA in practice.
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The registration to this event is exclusively possible for Employees of member companies of InsurLab Germany It is an On-site event. Above you will find a more detailed specification of who the event is specifically aimed at. If the above aspects apply to you, you can register here:
Of course, it can happen that one is prevented despite interest. Therefore a request: If you have registered for one of our events but are unable to attend, please cancel as early as possible by sending an e-mail to connect@insurlab-germany. In this way, we can further optimize our planning and make it possible for interested parties to participate. Thank you for your understanding!
Film and sound recordings as well as photos will be taken at the event. By registering for the event, you agree to their subsequent use.
Circle Regulation & Governance September 2026
DORA in Practice
DORA is no longer just a theoretical concept. The Digital Operational Resilience Act requires insurers not only to have well-defined strategies, but also to demonstrate that they are actively practicing resilience—both in day-to-day audits and in the event of a real crisis. This is precisely where the September event of the Circle Regulation & Governance To: We’re looking at how DORA is being implemented in practice, where the challenges lie, and what the initial findings from audits and emergency drills mean for the industry.
Kicking things off is Arvato Systems Here’s some recent insight from a service provider’s perspective: How can existing test reports, such as the BSI C5 Type 2 Certificate, be used as a reliable basis for DORA, and where do auditors expect additional transparency or new formats?
Then things get specific: ÖRAG Legal Protection provides insights into the implementation of DORA. The event will then focus on an open exchange among insurers regarding approaches, challenges, and proven solutions.
After the break, it shows x1F, how digital resilience can work in an emergency: from DORA-compliant emergency plans to simulation-based crisis management team exercises and emergency drills, to the question of how test results can be documented in a way that stands up to scrutiny.
In closing, Wolff Graulich A look at an often-overlooked topic: Open Source meets DORA. Afterward, there will be time for networking and direct discussion.
Target group:
This event is aimed at specialists and executives from InsurLab Germany member companies who work in the areas of DORA, digital operational resilience, IT governance, outsourcing management, information security, compliance, or risk management.
Participation is particularly relevant for anyone who implements, audits, documents, or further develops DORA in practice.
.
The registration to this event is exclusively possible for Employees of member companies of InsurLab Germany It is an On-site event. Above you will find a more detailed specification of who the event is specifically aimed at. If the above aspects apply to you, you can register here:
Of course, it can happen that one is prevented despite interest. Therefore a request: If you have registered for one of our events but are unable to attend, please cancel as early as possible by sending an e-mail to connect@insurlab-germany. In this way, we can further optimize our planning and make it possible for interested parties to participate. Thank you for your understanding!
Film and sound recordings as well as photos will be taken at the event. By registering for the event, you agree to their subsequent use.
