Why an untested Azure backup is worth nothing under DORA Article 12, how to set RTO and RPO per workload, and why the quarterly test failover report is the artifact a supervisor actually asks for.
A DORA exit strategy for Azure is proven by your dependency graph, not by the document. Portability assessment, exit triggers, timeline, cost, and the risk-accepted conclusion.
How to register Microsoft as a critical ICT third party under DORA Article 28, run the criticality test, and review Azure contracts against Article 30. For ICT risk leads.
DORA Article 11 requires a continuous ICT risk-management framework tied to your live Azure tenant: current asset register, per-workload recovery objectives, and Microsoft on your Article 28 register. What DNB actually asks to see.
A CNAPP tells you which resources are exploitable right now. It does not tell you whether your architecture should have been built that way. This is where runtime detection ends and design-time assessment begins.
A fair read on Microsoft Defender for Cloud NIS2 compliance: strong first-party standards, real gating and scope limits. For security leads. With a coverage table.
