Insights & resources
Resilience, without the guesswork.
Practical perspectives on operational resilience, dependency mapping and turning plans into action.
Resilience strategy
6 min read
How do risk and compliance teams use resimate?
Regulators ask for critical functions, tolerances, tests and evidence. Most of it already exists in your organization, spread across spreadsheets, exports and plans. Here's how it becomes evidence you can stand behind.
Business continuity
6 min read
How do operational resilience and BCM teams use resimate?
BIAs and continuity plans are static documents, out of date soon after sign-off. Here's how the same work becomes dynamic: driven by your data, current when dependencies change, and tested.
Tech resilience
6 min read
How do tech and cyber resilience teams use resimate?
BCM has its tool. Servers have ServiceNow. Recovery priorities, RTO alignment and the customer impact of an outage usually live in spreadsheets and people's heads. Here's what changes when they live in one connected view.
Business continuity
7 min read
What is a Minimum Viable Company, and how do you define yours?
The plan says "switch to manual." Nobody knows what manual means. Defining the minimum your business must deliver turns that line into something people can run.
Tech resilience
7 min read
How do you decide what to recover first after a major outage?
The database came back first. The application needed identity first. Nobody had the order written down. A recovery sequence built from real dependencies avoids the second restart.
Crisis management
6 min read
How do you run a tabletop exercise that tests real capabilities?
Most exercises validate documents. The strongest ones start by deciding which capabilities to test, and fix the known gaps before anyone enters the room.
Resilience strategy
6 min read
How do you prioritize resilience investment?
Too many applications, too many dependencies, too few people and too little budget to prepare for every disruption equally. Make the choice, and get leadership behind it.
Business continuity
6 min read
What makes a good business continuity plan?
Business continuity plans done the old way have one thing in common: nobody opens them when something breaks. The plans people use look different.
Tech resilience
6 min read
Are your RTOs realistic?
Your RTO says 4 hours. Your real recovery chain says 7. Most organizations find out during the incident. Here's how to check before it.
Operational resilience
7 min read
What makes a good operational resilience program?
Most resilience programs produce documents nobody opens during an incident. The good ones build a shared, current picture of how the business works, and use it to decide what to fix first.
Operational resilience
6 min read
How do you plan for every threat?
Cyber attacks, floods, pandemics, vendor failures. The threat list never ends. The list of what you lose is short: a site, a system, a supplier, people or data.
Tech resilience
6 min read
What goes down if your cloud provider fails?
Everyone knows the cloud is critical. Few teams can name every customer, service and obligation a single region outage takes down. Here's how to map it before it happens.
Operational resilience
6 min read
How do you identify your critical business services?
Ask every department what matters and you get the same answer: everything. Start from the people you serve and the dependencies behind them, and the truly critical services surface fast.