What we do
Risk Management & Resilience
We help organisations establish practical risk, control and resilience arrangements that support decisions, ownership and recovery — not only reporting.
When organisations call us
- A risk register exists but has never changed a decision.
- There is no approved risk appetite — so every dispute is decided ad hoc.
- Dependence on technology, cloud, vendors and data grows faster than the control environment.
- Incidents repeat and remediation does not close; resilience obligations (DORA, NIS2, CRA reporting from September 2026) are approaching or already apply.
- The board needs a synthetic view of exposure and actions — one page, current, honest.
Questions we help answer
- Which risks are material to our model — and who owns each response?
- What is our tolerance, in words a manager can apply on a Tuesday afternoon?
- Are our continuity and incident arrangements tested, or theoretical?
- Which third parties could stop the business, and what do we hold against that?
How we can support
- Risk framework design — taxonomy, appetite, assessment cycle and governance that fit your scale.
- Operational and ICT resilience — critical services mapping, scenarios, testing plans; DORA-aligned where relevant.
- Third-party and concentration risk — tiering, requirements, monitoring and exit thinking.
- Incident readiness — playbooks, roles, communication and reporting duties (including CRA/NIS2 timelines).
- Control environment — linking risks to controls to evidence, without parallel bureaucracies.
- Board risk reporting — top-risk dashboards and escalation thresholds.
Typical work products
Risk taxonomy and appetite statement, risk register with owners, resilience and continuity plans, scenario exercise materials, incident playbooks, third-party risk methodology, board risk dashboard, remediation tracker.
Insights
CRA reporting starts 11 September 2026: 21-day countdown for products with digital elements
From 11 September 2026, manufacturers must report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents — 24-hour early warning included. The rest…
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