Resiliate for Web Apps

Know what your business depends on.

Resiliate is a digital risk and resilience monitoring platform designed to help organizations understand their technology ecosystem, identify dependencies, and detect events that could affect business operations.

The platform creates a dynamic view of an organization's external technology environment, covering software, cloud services, IT infrastructure, operational technology, and other external services. Publicly available information is continuously analyzed to enrich this environment with relevant companies, relationships, incidents, and changes.

Resiliate helps teams monitor their vendor relationships and understand how different services connect to their organization. Users can explore direct and indirect relationships, identify important dependencies, and assess how an incident involving one company or service could potentially affect other parts of their technology environment.

The platform provides monitoring and early-warning capabilities for relevant incidents, disruptions, and changes. When a significant event is detected, users can receive notifications and investigate the affected relationships to understand potential downstream consequences.

Resiliate is designed for cybersecurity, IT, OT, risk, compliance, procurement, and operational resilience teams. It can help organizations maintain visibility across their third-party ecosystem while providing insight into important external services and business relationships.

The platform supports monitoring across a broad range of organizations, including software companies, cloud providers, infrastructure partners, technology suppliers, and other external services. It can complement existing risk management processes by providing an ongoing view of changes across the external technology landscape.

Resiliate can also support processes related to European resilience and technology risk frameworks, including NIS2 and DORA, by helping organizations maintain visibility into important dependencies and changes in their risk environment.