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GRC provider register · Category 9 of 11

GRC software for resilience & business continuity:
20 providers with AI classification.

In short: The T-NEX GRC provider register lists 20 providers for business impact analysis, contingency planning and exercises, as of 18 October 2026. Of these, 15 document specific AI functions (75%), most often for the business impact analysis as well as continuity and recovery planning. In Germany, Austria or Switzerland, three have a documented headquarters, two of them in Germany.

By and Published: As of: · Category page of the GRC provider register Reviewed by Andreas Unruh and Christoph Gembruch, managing directors of T-NEX GmbH, on
Illustration: globe with networked GRC providers whose AI evidence flows into a checked provider register

Neither completeness nor a general suitability for banks is claimed. Providers are listed alphabetically. The order is not a performance rating.

All 682 GRC providers in the market overview · 379 European GRC providers

Publisher: T-NEX GmbH. Andreas Unruh and Christoph Gembruch are managing directors of T-NEX. This editorial market overview is based on vendor sources and specialist primary sources. It contains no ranking and is not based on a joint product test. The market overview covers 682 providers from GRC and adjacent specialist areas. Acquired brands and former product names are not counted separately. Methodology and sources

Context

What is resilience and business continuity management (BCM) software used for?

Business continuity management (BCM) software supports business impact analysis (BIA), business continuity and recovery plans, exercises and tests, and communication and coordination during a crisis. The German MaRisk calls BCM emergency management (Notfallmanagement). Under the label operational resilience, some vendors add ICT recovery, dependencies on service providers and monitoring of critical events. Before an incident, seven providers document AI for continuity and recovery planning and four for exercise and test scenarios. Once an event is under way, five providers use AI to evaluate events and alerts or to draft crisis communication.

  • No specific AI function in the sources checked: 5 entries
  • Documented AI use cases by topic, an entry can count more than once: Business impact analysis (8)
  • Documented headquarters in Europe: 12 of 20 providers, headquarters not separately checked: 8

Questions for the demo, derived from the five criteria of the comparison:

  • Do the business impact analysis, the contingency plan and the exercise use the same processes, systems and dependencies?
  • How do lessons from an exercise flow back as measures, and who follows them up to completion?

How often does a bank have to review its contingency plan?

Every year for critical or important functions, under MaRisk AT 7.3 para. 4 (Circular 06/2026). Reviews are documented and analysed for improvements, and service providers have to be involved appropriately. The contingency plan itself is updated annually and whenever there is cause (para. 1). On the ICT side, Article 11(6) DORA requires the ICT business continuity plans and the ICT response and recovery plans to be tested at least yearly, and also after any substantive change to ICT systems supporting critical or important functions.

What goes into a business impact analysis?

The consequences that an impairment of activities and processes can have for business operations over graduated periods, taking into account, among other things, the nature and extent of tangible and intangible damage and the time of the outage (explanatory note to MaRisk AT 7.3 para. 1). The basis is an overview of all functions. Under Article 11(5) DORA, the BIA assesses the potential impact of severe business disruptions against quantitative and qualitative criteria and takes into account the criticality of business functions, support processes, third-party dependencies and information assets.

Has DORA replaced emergency management under MaRisk?

No. DORA covers the ICT side in Articles 11 and 12, with a business continuity policy, response and recovery plans and backups. Alongside it, MaRisk AT 7.3 (Circular 06/2026) requires a contingency plan for activities and processes that constitute critical or important functions, including their necessary support processes. The two can be linked via Article 11(1) DORA: the ICT business continuity policy may be adopted as a dedicated policy that forms an integral part of the overall business continuity policy.

Which providers of GRC software for resilience & business continuity are headquartered in Germany, Austria or Switzerland?

Of the 20 providers, three have a documented headquarters in Germany, Austria or Switzerland: in Germany Controllit and Nica Software; in Austria safeREACH. For eight further providers, the headquarters has not been checked separately; they are not included in this list. Headquarters means the seat of the provider entity named in the entry, documented by the entry's location source (imprint, legal texts, official contact and company pages, occasionally official registers); it says nothing about ownership, hosting or data storage.

Regulatory framework.

  • MaRisk AT 7.3, BaFin Circular 06/2026 (BA): contingency plan, impact analyses and annual review for critical or important functions (Source: BaFin, in German)
  • Art. 11 and 12 DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554): ICT business continuity policy, BIA, annual testing, backup and recovery (Source: EUR-Lex)
  • Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1774, Art. 24 to 26: content of the ICT business continuity policy, testing of the plans, ICT response and recovery plans (Source: EUR-Lex)
  • BSI Standard 200-4 Business Continuity Management: BSI guide to building a BCM system, with a mapping to ISO 22301:2019 (Source: BSI, in German)

Further reading on t-nex.de: DORA for financial entities, Changes in the ninth MaRisk amendment, TLPT under DORA, and T-NEX for information security leaders and CISOs.

All 20 entries: functions, AI classification and sources.

The assignment describes the offering considered, not all of the company's products. AI information names specific functions or limits of the public documentation. Scope of delivery, data storage and regional availability must be checked for each offering. Download provider overview as CSV (German), licensed under CC BY 4.0, credit “T-NEX GRC-Anbieterregister, t-nex.de”.

Is a provider missing or an entry out of date? Send us a note with a source via the contact form. Accepted changes are marked in the entry with the date they were checked.

Resilience & business continuity

20 entries

Resilience & business continuity · 20 providers
Provider / productDocumented focusAI functions and classification
4C Strategies Continuity Manager · Headquarters: Sweden [1] · The official articles of association name 4C Group AB (publ) with registered office in Stockholm. The region refers to the provider group, not to individual international branches. Geography checked on 15.10.2026; hosting or ownership not derived from the registered office.Documented focus: Manage critical services, dependencies, BIA, continuity plans, exercises and improvements centrally.AI functions and classification: 4C Strategies documents AI-generated, editable continuity plans based on risks and operational processes. The Pro package of the Continuity Manager additionally names AI-supported scenario testing.[2] [1] · Specific AI functions documented
Draft continuity plans · Test continuity scenarios with AI support
AI evidence: [2] · Documented by the vendor; AI scenario tests are assigned to the Pro package. Agree the specific licence scope. No product test.
Source check: 2026-10-14
Blue Cipher · Product: Fortify / Continuity Builder · Headquarters: United Kingdom [3] · Blue Cipher Ltd, No. 17183812; the provider names Cambridge, UK. Companies House names the registered office as St. Ives, England, and incorporation on 27.04.2026. · Blue Cipher Ltd; Blue Cipher Advisory; Fortify; Fortify PortalDocumented focus: Fortify combines digital resilience assessments with a risk register, policies, incidents and compliance evidence. The Continuity Builder adds BIA, recovery objectives, technical plans and tests.AI functions and classification: AI guides users through the BIA, drafts an initial continuity policy from the company description and creates exercise scenarios. Additional AI functions prepare policy changes and risk entries.[4] [5] [3] [6] · Specific AI functions documented
Prepare BIA in a structured way · Draft continuity policies · Create exercise scenarios
AI evidence: [4] · Free assessments and a paid portal offered. Continuity Builder described from the Strategic tier upwards. According to the terms, results are based on user input and do not replace an independent system audit.
Source check: 2026-10-15
CLDigital 360Documented focus: BCM with BIA, plans and exercises on a configurable platform; additional risk and compliance applications.AI functions and classification: CLDigital AI supports pre-filling business impact analyses, mapping regulatory requirements and detecting risk patterns. Generative AI can draft and summarise content.[7] [8] · Specific AI functions documented
Pre-fill business impact analyses · Map regulatory requirements · Detect risk patterns · Draft and summarise GRC content
AI evidence: [8] · Documented by the vendor in CLDigital 360. Administrators control functions, permissions and reviews; external models configurable via CLDigital Flow. No product test.
Source check: 2026-10-14
Continuity2 MeridianDocumented focus: Meridian brings together business impact analysis, emergency plans, exercises, incident communication and corrective actions.AI functions and classification: No specific AI work step was documented in the publicly indexed official Meridian product descriptions. The workflows, analyses and intelligent automations described are not in themselves sufficient as AI evidence.[9] [10] [11] [12] [13]Not specifically documented in the source check
Detailed indexed official product texts and targeted AI search checked; direct retrievals return 403. Check limited to this public index content. Third-party Meridian products and general articles on AI risk were not adopted as evidence.
Sources checked: [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] · No specific AI work step documented in the indexed vendor material checked; no statement about the absence of AI.
Source check: 2026-10-14
Controllit · Product: [alive-IT] · Headquarters: Germany [14] · Controllit AG; explicit registered office Hamburg, Germany; HRB 124406. · Controllit AGDocumented focus: Supports business impact analyses, resource overviews and recovery plans. Links approvals, reminders, documented tests and tasks during disruptions.AI functions and classification: The alive product pages of Controllit checked describe automated business impact analyses, emergency plans and reports. A specific AI work step in the product was not documented; general statements on AI trends are not sufficient for this.[15] [16]Not specifically documented in the source check
Vendor product pages and targeted AI search checked. General resilience trends and questions about AI use in market surveys not counted as product evidence.
Sources checked: [15] [16] · No specific AI function documented in the sources checked.
Source check: 2026-10-14
Cryptaguard · Product: ResiPlan; AI Analyst · Headquarters: Belgium [17] · Legal notice names Cryptaguard BV, Belgian company number 1007.610.660, registered office Sint-Pieters-Leeuw. · Cryptaguard BV; ResiPlanDocumented focus: ResiPlan supports business impact analyses, continuity plans, exercises and evidence. Risks, incidents and regulatory requirements are managed in a shared workspace for internal teams and consultants.AI functions and classification: AI Analyst analyses BIA, risk and incident data and creates management summaries and suggested actions. Also described are the detection of conspicuous incident and control patterns and drafts for crisis communication.[18] [17] · Specific AI functions documented
Analyse BIA and risk data · Draft management reports · Detect incident patterns · Prepare crisis communication
AI evidence: [18] · Trial access and publicly described product packages offered. Review AI outputs and industry-specific requirements from a subject-matter perspective before use.
Source check: 2026-10-15
Cutover · Product: Cutover Recover / Cutover Respond / Cutover AI · Headquarters: United Kingdom [19] · The cutover.com terms and conditions name as website owner a company registered in England and Wales under no. 08220852 with its registered office in London; Companies House lists the active Godesic Limited under this number with its registered office in Altrincham, Cheshire. No statement on hosting or ownership. · Godesic Limited; Godesic Limited DBA Cutover; cutover.comDocumented focus: Cutover Recover manages IT disaster recovery, rehearsals and recovery tests via application-specific runbooks that the Application Metastore aligns with CMDB data; actual recovery times can be measured against the stored RTOs during an event. Cutover Respond turns major incidents into tasks and mobilises response teams automatically; according to the vendor, an immutable audit trail can be exported as supervisory evidence.AI functions and classification: Cutover AI generates runbooks with tasks and dependencies from flow charts, spreadsheets and documents, assesses the effectiveness of runbooks and suggests improvements to help uncover possible bottlenecks; the AI Assistant summarises runbook outcomes, and AI agents surface logs for human verification during incident resolution. Users approve or modify AI suggestions, and agent actions are recorded in the audit trail.[20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] · Specific AI functions documented
Draft recovery procedures · Check runbooks for bottlenecks and suggest improvements · Summarise runbook outcomes · Surface logs for human verification
AI evidence: [23] [22] [24] · According to the release announcement of 17 August 2026, the enhancements delivered in the second quarter of 2026, including new AI Assistant capabilities, are generally available; the pages checked give no separate status for the other AI functions. According to the vendor, approvals and action boundaries for AI agents are configurable; no product test.
Source check: 2026-10-18
Dalysie · Product: ResiliencePilot; rAIley · Headquarters: Norway [26] · Privacy policy describes Dalysie AS as a provider registered in Norway; the hosting location is treated separately. · Dalysie AS; ResiliencePilot; rAIley; resiliencepilot.noDocumented focus: ResiliencePilot combines risk management, audits, incidents and business continuity. The platform brings together controls, evidence and recovery planning for regulated organisations.AI functions and classification: The AI assistant rAIley drafts policies and audit reports, suggests risks and controls and supports the analysis of incidents. The provider also describes BIA support and gap analyses based on uploaded documents.[27] [26] · Specific AI functions documented
Suggest risk descriptions and controls · Support BIA and continuity plans · Analyse compliance gaps · Draft audit reports
AI evidence: [27] · Demo and trial access offered. AI suggestions must be confirmed by users; check specific module activations and operating conditions in the customer contract.
Source check: 2026-10-15
Everbridge 360 AI · Product: Prepare / Bridge / Critical Event ManagementDocumented focus: Prepare and Bridge support business impact analyses, continuity plans, dependencies, recovery and exercises. The supplementary Critical Event Management combines risk intelligence, alerts, crisis communication and response workflows. The specific scope depends on the products and modules selected.AI functions and classification: In the Everbridge 360 AI offering for Critical Event Management, AI summaries of alerts, suggested actions, drafts for crisis communication and natural-language analyses are documented. These functions are not attributed across the board to every Prepare or Bridge module.[28] [29] [30] [31] [32] · Specific AI functions documented
Summarise alerts · Draft crisis communication · Analyse event and risk data
AI evidence: [31] [32] [29] · Documented by the vendor for the CEM portfolio; agree specific modules and licence packages. Separate AI functions within Prepare/Bridge not consistently evidenced; no product test.
Source check: 2026-10-14
Fortiv · Product: Fortiv Business Continuity · Headquarters: Denmark [33] · Fortiv ApS, Copenhagen, CVR 45231283. · Fortiv ApSDocumented focus: BCM platform for business impact analyses, dependencies, continuity plans, exercises and incidents. Plans are given responsibilities, approvals, versions and an audit trail.AI functions and classification: AI voice and chat agents collect BIA data in conversations. AI flags contradictions, suggests corrections, drafts continuity plans from validated data and checks them for gaps against standards.[34] [33] · Specific AI functions documented
Support BIA interviews · Detect contradictions in BIA data · Draft and pre-check continuity plans
AI evidence: [34] · Platform offered with login and demo. Data validation by administrators and approval workflows are described; specify modules and agents in the offer.
Source check: 2026-10-15
Fusion Enterprise Resilience Decision SystemDocumented focus: Operational resilience, BCM, IT recovery, crises and third parties based on critical services.AI functions and classification: Fusion Intelligence uses generative AI to transfer existing continuity plans into structured records, answer programme questions on the basis of data and prepare recovery strategies and parts of the business impact analysis. Test scenarios and summaries are also generated.[35] [36] · Specific AI functions documented
Import continuity plans in structured form · Prepare recovery strategies and BIA sections · Draft test scenarios and exercise summaries · Analyse resilience and programme data via chat
AI evidence: [36] · Documented by the vendor; not tested in practice.
Source check: 2026-10-14
HoliSentra · Product: DORApp / DORAssistant · Headquarters: Slovenia [37] · HoliSentra d.o.o., Maribor, Slovenia, LEI 4851000MUH2GSF6FF822. Product footer names HoliSentra; linked web terms still name U-centrix d.o.o. · HoliSentra d.o.o.; DORApp; DORAssistant; U-centrix d.o.o.Documented focus: DORA platform for registers of information, ICT third-party risks, incidents, governance and reports. Documented workflows connect reviews, changes and evidence.AI functions and classification: DORAssistant checks contracts with regard to DORA, transfers contract information into the register of information and answers questions in the context of the institution. The provider description also mentions guided data entry and reporting support.[38] [39] [37] [40] · Specific AI functions documented
Check ICT contracts · Populate the register of information from contracts · Answer institution-specific DORA questions
AI evidence: [38] [39] · Commercial platform with demo and 14-day trial access; AI assistant described as a module. Specific scope of services and contracting party are to be checked in the offer.
Source check: 2026-10-15
Inoni · Product: Business Continuity SoftwareDocumented focus: Offers software for business continuity analyses and plans. The company's own software offering can be supplemented by consulting services.AI functions and classification: No specific AI work step of the Inoni software was documented in the source check. Inoni does describe its consultants' use of AI for text quality, consistency checks and exercise scenarios, but no corresponding available software function.[41] [42]Not specifically documented in the source check
Software page and targeted AI article checked. AI use in consulting was not adopted as an AI function of the software product.
Sources checked: [41] [42] · No specific AI work step documented in the source check; no statement about the absence of AI.
Source check: 2026-10-14
Motorola Solutions · Product: Noggin Enterprise Resilience · Noggin part of Motorola Solutions since 2024; one provider entry.Documented focus: Combines business continuity with operational risks, crisis management, third-party risks and critical events. Supports collaboration in preparing for and dealing with disruptions.AI functions and classification: Noggin documents AI-supported threat intelligence. Via the Dataminr integration, relevant events and emerging risks are detected in real time to support crisis and incident response.[43] [44] [45] [46] · Specific AI functions documented
Detect critical events and emerging risks via Dataminr
AI evidence: [45] [46] · Documented by the vendor via the Dataminr integration in Noggin; integration and corresponding scope of services required. No product test.
Source check: 2026-10-14
Nica Software · Product: NICA BCM / IT-Notfallplan · Headquarters: Germany [47] · The legal notice names Nica Software GmbH, Reisholzer Bahnstraße 41, 40599 Düsseldorf, registered under HRB 104421 at the Düsseldorf Local Court; no statement on hosting or owners. · NICA; NICA BCM; Nica Software GmbH; nica-software.de; Nica Cyber Suite; nicht Nica Systems GmbH (nica-it.de)Documented focus: NICA BCM, labelled “Coming soon” in the vendor's product overview, links processes, resources, risks and emergency plans in a shared data foundation according to the product page, derives RTO and MTPD from the business impact analysis and, depending on the maturity level, generates documents including emergency and crisis management handbooks, BIA reports and recovery plans. Findings show open issues with rationale and reference to standards; according to the vendor, the product is aligned with BSI 200-4 and ISO 22301. The IT emergency plan module, labelled as available, uses guiding questions and customisable templates to build an emergency handbook.AI functions and classification: No specific AI work step was documented in the vendor pages checked for NICA BCM and the IT emergency plan. In its exhibitor profile on it-sa 365, the vendor describes the core of NICA BCM as a deterministic rule engine without AI; generated documents are not AI evidence.[48] [49] [50] [47] [51] [52]Not specifically documented in the source check
Product overview, BCM and IT emergency plan pages, AI transparency page and the it-sa 365 exhibitor profile written in the vendor's own voice checked. The AI transparency page concerns website images; document generation and rule checks not counted as AI.
Sources checked: [48] [49] [50] [51] [52] · The product overview labels Business Continuity Management as “Coming soon” and the IT emergency plan as “Available”. No specific AI work step documented in the source check; no statement about the absence of AI.
Source check: 2026-10-18
Premier Continuum ParaSolution · To the detailed profile Documented focus: ParaSolution combines BIA, risk assessment, plan creation, activation and exercises.AI functions and classification: ParaSolution uses machine learning and language models to analyse external threat signals for business continuity, classify them by location and industry relevance and prioritise alerts according to possible impact.[53] [54] · Specific AI functions documented
Analyse external climate, cyber and geopolitical risk signals · Classify threats by location and industry relevance · Prioritise alerts according to potential impact
AI evidence: [54] [53] · Documented by the vendor in the Automated Threat Monitoring and Analysis module; no product test.
Source check: 2026-10-14
RiskFinder · Product: RiskFinder BCM / BCP · Headquarters: Denmark [55] · RiskFinder ApS, Denmark, CVR 44911760. · RiskFinder ApSDocumented focus: BCM software, in particular for utilities and critical operational processes. Risk assessments, BIA, recovery plans, owners, tests and documentation are linked with one another.AI functions and classification: AI analyses BIA data and suggests recovery procedures tailored to facilities and processes. This includes suggestions for resources and time frames; users can adopt or adapt the content.[56] [55] · Specific AI functions documented
Draft recovery procedures · Suggest resources and time frames · Analyse BIA data for continuity plans
AI evidence: [56] · Commercial SaaS platform with product demonstration. According to the vendor, the platform is in Danish; plan approval and documented tests are part of the workflow described.
Source check: 2026-10-15
safeREACH · Product: Alarmierungs- und Krisenmanagementsystem · Headquarters: Austria [57] · The legal notice names safeREACH GmbH, Getreidemarkt 11/10, 1060 Vienna, Austria, with its registered office in Vienna and company register number FN 224416z; no statement on hosting or owners. · safeREACH GmbH; safereach.com; Safe ReachDocumented focus: safeREACH uses prepared scenarios to alert designated persons and groups, such as the crisis team, by app, SMS, phone call or email, displays their responses and logs every alert. Escalation rules can automatically alert stored deputies; according to the vendor, group messages, documents, checklists and telephone conferences support the implementation of emergency and business continuity plans.AI functions and classification: No specific AI work step was documented in the safeREACH product pages, feature comparison and vendor news checked. Scenario-based triggering, automatic escalation and logging are not in themselves sufficient as AI evidence.[58] [59] [60] [61] [62] [57]Not specifically documented in the source check
Home, product, use-case and industry pages, the feature comparison and the news and knowledge articles read; AI appears there only as a topic of events and specialist texts. Automatic triggering and escalation not counted as AI; no product test.
Sources checked: [58] [59] [60] [61] [62] · No specific AI work step documented in the vendor material checked; no statement about the absence of AI.
Source check: 2026-10-18
Solustiq · Product: Resilira · Headquarters: Türkiye [63] · Solustiq Yazılım ve Yapay Zeka Teknolojileri A.Ş., Edirne, Türkiye; MERSİS 0773094263800001. The documented company location of Edirne lies in European Thrace. The assignment to Europe outside the EU follows this location, not a blanket classification of Türkiye as a whole. · Solustiq Yazılım ve Yapay Zeka Teknolojileri A.Ş.; ResiliraDocumented focus: BCM software for business impact analyses, risks, recovery plans, exercises and incidents. Plan content is linked with regulatory requirements and exportable audit evidence.AI functions and classification: AI creates drafts of business impact analyses, impact matrices and recovery procedures from organisational information. The terms of use require human review and approval before use.[64] [65] [63] · Specific AI functions documented
Prepare BIA drafts · Suggest impact matrices · Draft recovery procedures
AI evidence: [64] [65] · Commercial subscription with fourteen-day trial access. The contract terms describe AI drafts as starting points that must be reviewed; no product test.
Source check: 2026-10-15
Veoci · Product: Business ContinuityDocumented focus: Guides teams through the creation and maintenance of emergency plans. Captures dependencies, recovery objectives, staff and resources for continuity planning.AI functions and classification: With VIA, Veoci Vantage offers AI support for pre-filling forms, after-action reports and exercise scenarios from existing information. The vendor also describes summaries of incoming reports in the respective work context.[66] [67] [68] · Specific AI functions documented
Pre-filling of forms · After-action reports from operational data · Exercise scenarios from existing sources · Summaries of incoming reports
AI evidence: [67] [68] · According to an announcement dated 28.09.2026, Vantage is generally available; VIA is optional and activated via opt-in. No product test.
Source check: 2026-10-14
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In the Banking Platform, business impact analysis and contingency planning start from the process map in process management, to which applications, infrastructure and contracts are linked. The AI drafts the BIA form with proposals for tolerable downtime and the recovery objective, and the business unit carries out the assessment. Findings from an exercise go into task execution as a measure with a due date. In the T-NEX AI Risk Manager, the outage of a central service can be examined as a scenario, with affected risks, potentially impaired controls and suggested actions. The result is a textual working hypothesis, not a quantitative stress test. If an application maintained by T-NEX is disrupted, T-NEX support provides a timeline and root-cause findings, which can help the institution with an incident report.

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Sources.

The numbers in square brackets refer to this list. It is numbered consecutively for this page.

  1. 4C Strategies Continuity Manager: vendor source, headquarters evidence checked 14.10.2026
  2. 4C Strategies: Continuity Manager and product variants 4C Strategies · vendor source, AI evidence, checked 14.10.2026
  3. Blue Cipher: vendor source, headquarters evidence checked 15.10.2026
  4. Blue Cipher: main source, AI evidence checked 15.10.2026
  5. Blue Cipher: vendor source checked 15.10.2026
  6. Blue Cipher: register entry checked 15.10.2026
  7. CLDigital 360: Business Continuity CLDigital · vendor source, checked 14.10.2026
  8. CLDigital AI: functions and administrative control CLDigital · vendor source, AI evidence, checked 14.10.2026
  9. Continuity2 Meridian: business continuity and operational resilience Continuity2 · vendor source, checked 14.10.2026
  10. Continuity2 Meridian: vendor source checked 14.10.2026
  11. Continuity2 Meridian: vendor source checked 14.10.2026
  12. Continuity2 Meridian: vendor source checked 14.10.2026
  13. Continuity2 Meridian: vendor source checked 14.10.2026
  14. Controllit: headquarters evidence checked 14.10.2026
  15. Controllit: main source checked 14.10.2026
  16. Controllit: vendor source checked 14.10.2026
  17. Cryptaguard: vendor source, headquarters evidence checked 15.10.2026
  18. Cryptaguard: main source, AI evidence checked 15.10.2026
  19. Cutover: headquarters evidence checked 18.10.2026
  20. Cutover: main source checked 18.10.2026
  21. Cutover: vendor source checked 18.10.2026
  22. Cutover: vendor source, AI evidence checked 18.10.2026
  23. Cutover: vendor source, AI evidence checked 18.10.2026
  24. Cutover: vendor source, AI evidence checked 18.10.2026
  25. Cutover: register entry checked 18.10.2026
  26. Dalysie: vendor source, headquarters evidence checked 15.10.2026
  27. Dalysie: main source, AI evidence checked 15.10.2026
  28. Everbridge Prepare: BCM, formerly BC in the Cloud Everbridge · vendor source, checked 14.10.2026
  29. Everbridge Bridge: connecting planning and response Everbridge · vendor source, AI evidence, checked 14.10.2026
  30. Everbridge: acquisition of Infinite Blue Everbridge · vendor source, checked 14.10.2026
  31. Everbridge 360 AI: vendor source, AI evidence checked 14.10.2026
  32. Everbridge 360 AI: vendor source, AI evidence checked 14.10.2026
  33. Fortiv: vendor source, headquarters evidence checked 15.10.2026
  34. Fortiv: main source, AI evidence checked 15.10.2026
  35. The Fusion Platform: Enterprise Resilience Software Fusion Risk Management · vendor source, checked 14.10.2026
  36. Fusion Intelligence Fusion Risk Management · vendor source, AI evidence, checked 14.10.2026
  37. HoliSentra: register entry, headquarters evidence checked 15.10.2026
  38. HoliSentra: main source, AI evidence checked 15.10.2026
  39. HoliSentra: vendor source, AI evidence checked 15.10.2026
  40. HoliSentra: vendor source checked 15.10.2026
  41. Inoni: main source checked 14.10.2026
  42. Inoni: vendor source checked 14.10.2026
  43. Motorola Solutions: main source checked 14.10.2026
  44. Motorola Solutions: vendor source checked 14.10.2026
  45. Motorola Solutions: vendor source, AI evidence checked 14.10.2026
  46. Motorola Solutions: vendor source, AI evidence checked 14.10.2026
  47. Nica Software: vendor source, headquarters evidence checked 18.10.2026
  48. Nica Software: main source checked 18.10.2026
  49. Nica Software: vendor source checked 18.10.2026
  50. Nica Software: vendor source checked 18.10.2026
  51. Nica Software: vendor source checked 18.10.2026
  52. Nica Software: vendor source checked 18.10.2026
  53. ParaSolution Business Continuity Management Software Premier Continuum · vendor source, AI evidence, checked 14.10.2026
  54. Premier Continuum ParaSolution: vendor source, AI evidence checked 14.10.2026
  55. RiskFinder: vendor source, headquarters evidence checked 15.10.2026
  56. RiskFinder: main source, AI evidence checked 15.10.2026
  57. safeREACH: vendor source, headquarters evidence checked 18.10.2026
  58. safeREACH: main source checked 18.10.2026
  59. safeREACH: vendor source checked 18.10.2026
  60. safeREACH: vendor source checked 18.10.2026
  61. safeREACH: vendor source checked 18.10.2026
  62. safeREACH: vendor source checked 18.10.2026
  63. Solustiq: vendor source, headquarters evidence checked 15.10.2026
  64. Solustiq: main source, AI evidence checked 15.10.2026
  65. Solustiq: vendor source, AI evidence checked 15.10.2026
  66. Veoci: main source checked 14.10.2026
  67. Veoci: vendor source, AI evidence checked 14.10.2026
  68. Veoci: vendor source, AI evidence checked 14.10.2026
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