Source: OJ L, 2025/301, 20.2.2025

Current language: EN

Article 1 General information to be provided in initial notifications and intermediate and final reports on major ICT-related incidents


Summary What does Article 1 of this act say?

This article establishes the general information that financial entities must include across all three types of major ICT-related incident reports — the initial notification, the intermediate report, and the final report — as required under Article 19(4) of DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554).

It acts as a foundational baseline that applies consistently to all report types, covering identifying details about the reporting entity, the submitting entity, and key contact and contextual information.

Important points:

  • Include a standard set of general identifying information in every report, regardless of whether it is an initial notification, intermediate report, or final report.
  • Provide contact details for the person responsible for communicating with the competent authority about the major ICT-related incident.
  • Where applicable, disclose parent undertaking details, aggregated entity LEI codes, and the currency used for any monetary amounts reported.

Springlex's summary of the article, a reading aid, not a substitute for the legal text.

Financial entities shall include in the initial notification, the intermediate report, and the final report, as referred to in Article 19(4) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554, the following general information:

  1. the type of submission (initial notification, intermediate report, or final report);

  2. the name of the financial entity, its LEI code, and the type of financial entity, as referred to in Article 2(1) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554;

  3. the name and identification code of the entity that submits the initial notification, or intermediate or final report, for the financial entity;

  4. where applicable, the names and LEI codes of all financial entities covered in the aggregated initial notification or intermediate or final report;

  5. the contact details of the persons responsible for communicating with the competent authority on the major ICT-related incident;

  6. where applicable, the identification of the parent undertaking of the group to which the financial entity belongs;

  7. where there is monetary impact, the currency the amounts are based on.

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