Resilience, a cyber risk solution company, has announced the third anniversary of its Edge cyber risk management platform.
The company reports that organisations using Edge have collectively reduced extreme cyber loss exposure by more than $1 billion between 2023 and 2026, during a period in which its customer base has grown more than tenfold over the past three years.
Resilience created Edge to move beyond traditional heat maps and security scoring methods, introducing a decision-making layer that translates cyber risk into financial language.
The platform is used by security and risk teams to measure and prioritise exposure, develop response strategies, and present boards with a clearer financial view of cyber risk, alongside tools to support remediation activity. Resilience states that Edge is used across industries including manufacturing, energy, healthcare, financial services and education.
“Three years ago, the industry was treating cyber risk as a technical problem. What we understood then, and what this data confirms, is that it is a financial one,” commented Vishaal Hariprasad, CEO of Resilience. “Reducing extreme loss exposure by one billion dollars is not a product metric—it is evidence that when security and risk teams have financially grounded data, they can successfully act on it. That is what Edge was built to produce, and that is what three years of client outcomes shows.”
Resilience outlines five main capabilities within Edge. The Cyber Risk Profile Builder consolidates control data and reduces the time required for risk and control assessments by around 65%, removing reliance on manual spreadsheet processes for reporting cycles and insurance submissions. The platform also includes Loss Exceedance Curve and Risk Quantification functionality, which produces financial estimates for major cyber scenarios to support board reporting and insurance decision-making.
The Quantified Cyber Action Plan prioritises remediation based on potential financial impact rather than severity ratings alone, with approximately 70% of Edge clients using these insights to inform security investment decisions and risk reduction planning.
The Critical Findings capability identifies and escalates high-severity risks through Resilience’s Risk Operations Centre, providing containment guidance informed by outcomes across its wider portfolio. Over the three-year period, clients using Edge recorded a 77.4% remediation rate for critical findings, according to Resilience.
Vendor Risk Reporting and Breach and Attack Simulation extend assessment beyond internal systems to third-party risk and test the effectiveness of controls under simulated attack conditions. Resilience notes that for brokers, this approach shifts conversations away from qualitative security assessments towards financially quantified risk by peril, helping inform decisions on mitigation, transfer and acceptance of risk.
Resilience also states that Edge has continued to develop since launch, shaped by customer feedback and increasing demand from organisations managing risk across multiple entities.
“Over three years, we have continued to evolve Edge to deliver the cyber risk quantification and third-party risk management capabilities that large organisations need to understand and address the risks most likely to cause losses,” added George Kotsiopoulos, President of Insurance at Resilience.
“For instance, with our new Arc solution, we extend those same capabilities to multi-entity organisations giving holding companies and PE-backed portfolios the same financial clarity across every subsidiary, portfolio company, and business unit that Edge delivers at the entity level.”
