Cyber risk solutions company Resilience, has announced the launch of Resilience Arc, a new cyber risk management platform purpose-built for multi-entity organisations.
The new platform continuously monitors and quantifies cyber exposure for multi-entity corporations, private equity firms, and other parent companies, connecting aggregate risk insights directly to insurance decisioning.
As organisations grow through mergers, acquisitions, and global expansion, cyber risk spreads across the business and becomes increasingly difficult to measure.
Security teams are often left managing inconsistent controls across business units with little ability to calculate compounded exposure enterprise-wide.
This dynamic creates an accountability gap where parent organisations ultimately bear the financial consequences of a security incident, yet it lacks a clear view of where risk lives or how it connects between entities, Resilience explains.
Traditional assessment approaches only widen that gap, as they are often manual and restricted to a single point in time.
Arc aims to close this gap by delivering continuous, aggregated risk visibility across the entire corporate ecosystem. By translating complex security telemetry into clear, prioritised actions, it can enable CISOs to make more informed decisions about risk mitigation and security investments.
Leveraging Resilience’s proprietary risk models, informed by insurance claims data and real-world threat intelligence, Arc enables organisations to identify where they are most likely to experience financial loss and what actions will reduce it.
With Arc, multi-entity organisations can:
- Standardise risk management across all child entities.
- Quantify risk financially to align security, finance, and leadership.
- Automate assessments, cutting manual effort by 80% annually.
- Prioritise critical risks based on financial impact and insurance thresholds.
- Monitor risk continuously and facilitate transfer via the Risk Operations Center.
According to Resilience, organisations using Arc are already seeing significant financial and operational gains. Including portfolio risk assessment costs dropping by up to $900,000 annually.
It has also helped to streamline broad reporting, with time spent aggregating data for board reporting having been cut by 75%. Additionally, automated risk assessments for each entity reduce manual time by an average of 80%, and security teams have saved 130+ hours on assessments per entity.
“Today’s approaches to managing shared risk are inefficient and often limiting to companies that want to expand their footprint,” said Vishaal ‘V8’ Hariprasad, CEO and Co-Founder of Resilience. “Arc brings clarity to how risk builds across the portfolio as companies scale and translates that into actionable insights. That enables CISOs, CFOs, and other business leaders to prioritise mitigation efforts and make more informed decisions about where to focus resources.”
Arc is complemented by Resilience’s connected cyber insurance offerings, including capabilities such as immediate coverage for newly acquired entities, transition services support, and extended reporting periods.
