www.prnewswire.com Resilience Launches Cyber Risk Management Platform for Complex Organizations
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- •Resilience Arc provides continuous cyber risk monitoring for multi-entity organizations.
- •Users report savings of up to $900,000 annually in risk assessment costs.
- •The platform integrates with cyber insurance offerings for enhanced risk management.
On May 14, 2026, Resilience announced the launch of Resilience Arc, a cyber risk management platform designed for multi-entity organizations, including multinational corporations and private equity firms. The platform provides continuous monitoring and quantification of cyber exposure, enabling organizations to standardize risk management across various entities. As companies expand through mergers and acquisitions, cyber risk becomes more challenging to measure, leading to accountability gaps. Resilience Arc aims to close this gap by offering aggregated risk visibility and actionable insights for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and other executives. Organizations using Arc report significant operational gains, including reduced risk assessment costs and time savings on data aggregation for board reporting. The platform also integrates with Resilience's cyber insurance offerings, enhancing risk management capabilities. This launch reflects the growing need for sophisticated cyber risk solutions in complex organizational structures.
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