DORA AI Operational Resilience
AI governance for financial services
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) requires financial entities to manage ICT risks, including risks from AI and third-party providers. SAIG provides runtime controls that support DORA operational resilience workflows for AI traffic.
Resilience controls
- Circuit breaker — automatic provider failover when endpoints degrade or fail
- Rate limiting — per-tenant request throttling to prevent overload
- Emergency kill switch — instantly block all AI traffic during incidents
- Incident management — automated incident creation from detected threats and abuse
- Governance SLA tracking — monitor decision latency and provider availability
- Budget controls — per-tenant spending limits and cost visibility
Signed audit evidence
Every governance decision produces a tamper-evident audit record with SHA-256 hash chain and Ed25519 signature. This supports DORA requirements for ICT incident reporting and third-party risk documentation.
SAIG provides runtime controls, policy enforcement, audit evidence, and compliance-supporting workflows. It does not constitute legal advice, certification, or a guarantee of regulatory compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does SAIG guarantee DORA compliance?
No. SAIG provides operational resilience controls and audit evidence that support DORA workflows. It does not guarantee compliance. Organizations should consult qualified legal and regulatory professionals.
How does the circuit breaker work?
SAIG monitors provider health and automatically routes traffic to fallback providers when the primary endpoint degrades or fails, maintaining service continuity.
Can SAIG track AI spending per team?
Yes. Per-tenant rate limiting and budget controls provide cost visibility and spending limits across business units.