How operating a Besu network in a regulated financial entity maps to verified digital operational resilience requirements.
What a financial entity running Besu validators or RPC nodes needs for DORA: key protection, change management for client and protocol upgrades, logging with clock synchronization, backup and restore testing on segregated systems, and continuity tests with switchover.
Showing ISO/IEC 27001:2022 A.8.24 auditors how a Besu network manages cryptography: HSM-backed validator keys, TLS for RPC, curve choice and key handling records.
Meeting DORA Article 12 backup, restoration and recovery duties for a Besu network: what to back up beyond the ledger, segregated restores, tested recovery and redundant validators.
Mapping Besu logs and metrics to the monitoring and logging point of the NIS2 Implementing Regulation: what to log from nodes and RPC access, retention, alarms and evidence.
What a financial entity must arrange before an outside firm runs or supports its Besu nodes: DORA Article 28 risk assessment, register entries, audit rights and a tested exit plan.
Documenting Besu node, validator and signing key management for SC-12 assessments: key generation and storage, HSM use and the evidence assessors examine.
Running Besu client upgrades, genesis transitions and validator changes through a SOC 2 CC8.1 change process: approvals, testing, emergency changes and the records auditors sample.
Designing a Besu network so GDPR Article 17 erasure requests can be met: keeping personal data off the shared ledger, Paladin's off-chain private state and what remains immutable.
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