Your resilience analyst, always on
resimate maps your real dependencies, surfaces where you'd break, and keeps your resilience programme current — automatically. So your team can focus on the work that actually needs human judgment.
THE PROBLEM
Most resilience programmes were built to satisfy an audit, not to survive an incident. They document what the organisation looked like two years ago. When something breaks, leaders are making decisions in the dark.
THE SOLUTION
resimate gives you the picture most
resilience programmes never have.
Three capabilities. One analyst that never clocks off.
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See what actually depends on what
Not the CMDB. Your live dependency structure — services, systems, suppliers — mapped automatically and kept current.
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Know where you'd break before something breaks you
Every critical service scored against its dependencies and its preparedness. The gaps you need to fix, ranked by impact.
03
Run exercises that reflect how you actually operate
Loss scenarios and tabletop exercises built around your real structure, not generic templates.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Use what you already have. We take your existing data — from CMDBs to spreadsheets — and build a resilience model without months of data cleansing.
Scales from small to massive. Whether you’re 100 people or 100,000, Resimate delivers a clear set of priorities you can act on immediately.
Powered by automation. Our calculations run on graph technology with machine learning, surfacing chokepoints and dependencies no manual process can.
Built on real experience. We’ve run this in global enterprises. What you get isn’t theory — it’s distilled best practice, automated and ready to use.
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Great — resimate doesn’t replace those. It adds the intelligence they’re missing: disruption risk scoring, preparedness gaps, and what to fix next.
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Plans aren’t preparedness. resimate shows you which plans are outdated, untested, or missing coverage — and guides you to act.
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That’s exactly why resimate works — it automates the heavy lifting and surfaces only what matters.