The FinTech market brings with it uncertainties, including in the area of cybersecurity. The European FinTech sector has recently gone through several developments to create certainty and security within the market. In this blog, we look at recent events and future expectations.
Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is in force
Since January 17 2025, the Digital Operational Resilience Act has been in effect, with the goal of strengthening the digital operational resilience of the financial sector. This is a European law that ensures financial institutions are better protected against digital disruptions and cyber attacks. Companies in the financial sector must now follow strict rules to manage ICT risks, report major ICT incidents and improve the security of their systems.
Implementation of the NIS 2 directive
The NIS 2-richtlijn has been in effect since January 16 2023, and sets stricter cybersecurity requirements. More sectors are now covered by these rules, including telecom service providers, data centers and government agencies. The goal? A more secure digital environment within the EU to ensure cybersecurity within the EU.
Cyber attacks on the financial sector continue to increase
New payment systems, new risks
The developments within the FinTech sector not only present opportunities, but also bring new challenges in cybersecurity. SCOPE FinTech Solutions supports companies in navigating these challenges and embracing new technologies without compromising on security. Trust, compliance and progress will always be our driving forces.
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