The Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (Hanfa) convened financial institutions, regulators and cybersecurity specialists to assess emerging threats to digital operational resilience. Discussions focused on the implementation of DORA, the security implications of artificial intelligence and quantum computing, and the need to strengthen regulatory and operational capacity as threats become more sophisticated. Martina Verić, a member of Hanfa’s board, emphasized that digital resilience requires continuous adaptation rather than a one-time compliance exercise. Hanfa representatives reviewed current supervisory activity and experience with DORA, while participants highlighted the need to prepare for security solutions resistant to quantum computing. Industry representatives identified timely threat detection, effective oversight of information and communications technology service providers, and sustained investment in expertise, technology and security culture as core elements of resilience.
Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency examines AI and quantum computing risks at digital resilience conference
The Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency examined emerging digital resilience risks, including artificial intelligence, quantum computing and DORA implementation. Regulators and industry representatives emphasized stronger threat detection, oversight of technology providers and continued investment in security capabilities.