Your provider’s software, rebuilt
Codekeeper takes the escrowed deposit and rebuilds it into a running system.
DORA Article 28 wants exit strategies for critical ICT providers stress-tested — a written policy won’t cut it. Codekeeper gives you the working version: your provider’s software rebuilt, verified, and certified in an evidence pack you hand to your auditor.
Codekeeper takes the escrowed deposit and rebuilds it into a running system.
The rebuild produces a signed Software Resilience Certificate recording what was tested and confirming it passed.
DORA wants critical apps tested yearly at the very least. The add-on schedules and records the test results for each deadline.
The escrow arrangement and its evidence align with the Register of Information entry for that provider.
If a provider fails, your escrow agreement already guarantees you can retrieve critical code and data. Checked against Article 30.
The same evidence answers NIS2, ISO 27001, and SOC 2 continuity questions, not just DORA.
Explain in one or two concise sentences how your solution transforms users' challenges into positive outcomes. Focus on the end benefits that matter most to your target audience. Keep it clear and compelling.
Connect the repository, or name a deposit you already hold with us.
We pull the deposit, build it, and confirm it runs — on a schedule that keeps the result current.
The signed certificate and test results — dated and ready for review. Your Article 28 obligation now rests on a proven plan.
Set up in a day. From there, the pack stays current on its own.
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Ross Kilshaw
Thiago Mendes
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