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VAIT compliance software for German insurers.

All eight VAIT chapters pre-loaded, integrated with Solvency II ORSA risk-bearing-capacity and aligned with DORA from 2025. Outsourcing register, ISB board pack, claims-system authorisation matrices, BCM exercise tracker - one workspace instead of three spreadsheets.

What is VAIT?

The Versicherungsaufsichtliche Anforderungen an die IT are BaFin's supervisory requirements for IT at German insurers. Eight chapters - from IT-Strategie to Notfallmanagement - sit alongside Solvency II Pillar 2 governance and DORA. They are the German insurance equivalent of BAIT.

Who needs to comply

  • German Versicherungsunternehmen supervised by BaFin under VAG
  • Pensionsfonds and Pensionskassen
  • Sterbekassen and other special insurance forms
  • Group IT-service providers serving BaFin-supervised insurers

Key VAIT capabilities in Dazr

IT-StrategieVorstand-approved IT strategy with annual sign-off tracker.
Informationsrisiken / ORSARisk register feeding ORSA / Solvency II Pillar 2.
Schaden-BerechtigungenClaims-agent authorisation matrices with quarterly recertification.
Schwachstellen-ManagementContinuous scanning + severity-based remediation SLAs.
AuslagerungsregisterAligned with MaGo / DORA. Exit plan per critical provider.
BCM SchadenBCM per critical claims-handling process. Annual exercise.

What auditors look for

A BaFin or external auditor walks the eight VAIT chapters with focus on the outsourcing register, the claims-process authorisations, the ISB function, and the BCM. Dazr keeps each chapter audit-ready with contemporaneous evidence.

How Dazr helps with VAIT

  • Pre-loaded controls per VAIT chapter
  • Outsourcing register aligned with MaGo and DORA
  • Run VAIT alongside DORA, ISO 27001 and BSI C5 in one workspace
  • Quarterly ISB board pack template
  • Hand the auditor a read-only view or a single-PDF audit trail

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VAIT questions, answered.

What is VAIT?

BaFin's supervisory requirements for IT at German insurers. Eight chapters covering IT strategy, governance, information-risk, authorisations, projects, operations, outsourcing and BCM.

Who has to comply?

German insurers supervised by BaFin under VAG, plus Pensionsfonds, Pensionskassen and Sterbekassen.

How does VAIT relate to DORA?

DORA applies to in-scope insurers from January 2025 and supersedes large parts of VAIT - particularly outsourcing and ICT-incident reporting.

Where is data hosted?

European Union only. AES-256-GCM at rest. EU jurisdiction.

Ready to start your VAIT programme?

Free for one user. Pro €29/mo and Enterprise €299/mo are self-serve via Mollie. Custom (from €800/mo) is the only tier on a contract.