Keep critical services running, and prove you tested it
Impact analysis, recovery plans, exercises and incident response in one programme connected to your risks and controls.
From dependency map to post-incident review
Business impact analysis
Map critical services to the people, systems, suppliers and locations they depend on, then rank by tolerable downtime.
- Service dependency mapping
- Impact scoring
- Recovery objectives
Recovery plans
Build structured plans with roles, call trees, runbooks and prerequisites that stay reviewable and versioned.
- Plan templates
- Role assignment
- Version history
Scenario testing
Schedule tabletop and technical exercises, capture results, and turn gaps into tracked corrective actions.
- Exercise calendar
- Result capture
- Action tracking
Incident response
Declare an incident, assemble the team, log decisions with timestamps and produce a clean post-incident record.
- Decision log
- Timeline reconstruction
- Post-incident review
Crisis communications
Pre-approved message templates and notification lists for staff, customers, regulators and partners.
- Notification groups
- Approved templates
- Delivery audit trail
Resilience reporting
Show plan currency, test coverage and outstanding gaps by service and business unit for board and supervisors.
- Coverage dashboards
- Overdue test alerts
- Regulator-ready exports
Why resilience programmes stall, and how this fixes it
Plans that are current, not archived
Reviews, owners and test dates are enforced, so a plan is never discovered to be three years old mid-incident.
Resilience linked to risk
Impact analysis feeds the same risk register and control library, so continuity gaps show up as real exposure.
Faster, cleaner incident records
Timestamped decisions and actions produce the report regulators and insurers ask for without reconstruction.
Evidence for DORA and NIS2
Testing programmes, dependency registers and incident timelines line up with supervisory expectations.
Test your resilience before someone else does.
See impact analysis, exercise management and incident response working together.