Built by people who’ve sat on your side of the audit.

ResiliencePilot was built by people who’ve done the work by hand: running IT operations and incidents, building information security management systems, carrying them through ISO 27001 audits, running business impact analyses, setting recovery targets, and testing whether disaster-recovery plans actually hold. Across regulated industries, on both sides of the audit table.

Everywhere we did it, the same pattern repeated. The risk register lived in one spreadsheet. The continuity plans lived in Word files on a shared drive. The asset list lived somewhere else again. Audit evidence got rebuilt from scratch every cycle. Four disciplines, four toolkits, four silos.

But they were never four separate jobs. They’re one system. A risk sits on an asset. That asset supports a process. That process has a recovery plan. When it fails, it becomes an incident. Treat them as silos and everything quietly goes out of date, until a regulator or auditor asks you to prove your last recovery test hit its target, and you can’t.

So we built the platform we kept wishing we had. Compliance, risk, continuity and operations run on the same connected data, purpose-built for the regulations our customers actually face: DORA, NIS2, ISO 27001 and ISO 22301. Built by practitioners, for practitioners, by people who’ve sat on your side of the audit.