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Sebastian Straub, Principal Solutions Architect at N2WS, explores DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act), emphasizing its stringent impact on financial institutions' cybersecurity. He highlights cloud-native backup strategies, cross-region and cross-account backups for disaster recovery, and the critical role of immutable backups against ransomware. Sebastian also underscores the importance of automation and compliance in cybersecurity, addressing AI's supportive role without replacing human creativity and expertise.
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