Financial Services
DORA-ready resilience. See it. Improve it. Prove it.
For BCM and CISO teams in regulated banks, insurers, and asset managers navigating ICT risk, operational continuity, and regulatory scrutiny — all at once.
Resilience in financial services is a regulatory obligation and a board-level risk
DORA entered into force in January 2025. EBA and national regulators expect documented ICT continuity, tested recovery procedures, and auditable evidence — not a folder of plans nobody reads. The challenge isn't knowing what's required. It's having a practice that produces evidence continuously, not six weeks before an audit.
The practice
What See / Improve / Prove looks like here
See
Map your critical ICT assets, third-party dependencies, and concentration risks. Know what your resilience posture actually looks like before a regulator asks.
Improve
Run structured exercises against realistic loss scenarios — payment system outage, third-party provider failure, ransomware. Close gaps before they become findings.
Prove
Generate continuous, auditable evidence of your resilience program. DORA Article 11 reporting, TLPT readiness, and executive dashboards — without manual assembly.
Compliance coverage
Regulatory mapping
DORA
ICT risk management, operational continuity testing, and third-party oversight — including the register of information and TLPT requirements.
EBA / PRA Guidelines
Operational resilience, impact tolerance setting, and scenario-based testing for banks and significant institutions.
FINMA RS 2023/1
ICT and cyber risk management obligations for Swiss-regulated banks, insurers, and financial market infrastructures.
ISO 22301
Business continuity management system certification, BIA methodology, and continuous improvement cycle.
Who built this
Built by practitioners who've been inside the problem
resimate was built by people who spent 15+ years running resilience programs inside global banks, reinsurers, and asset managers. We know what auditors actually ask for, what boards actually need to see, and where most BCM programs quietly fall apart between exercises.
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