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Cutover and the art of knowing who goes next
A bank can own the right technology and still lose an hour finding out what happened. Cutover turns recovery plans into shared, executable runbooks - and makes the handoffs visible.
Fusion Risk Management makes the next failure easier to see
A business can have a plan for every department and still miss the connection that brings them all down. Fusion turns those connections into something teams can map, test and act on.
Restrata Wants the Headcount Before the Headlines
A crisis is a bad time to discover that HR, travel and security have three different versions of where everyone is. Restrata is building a business around getting them to agree before the alarm sounds.
Archer Built the Risk Register. Now It Wants to Make It Think.
The Kansas software veteran spent 25 years turning scattered audits, vendor questionnaires and risk registers into one enterprise system. Its next wager is that purpose-built AI can spot the trouble before the quarterly heat map does.
Riskonnect's $683,000 Bet: Put Every Corporate Risk Under One Roof
Most companies still manage danger in spreadsheets and departmental silos. Riskonnect built a sprawling enterprise platform to connect the clues - and one commissioned study shows both the appeal and the price of the bet.
Juvare Built the Operating System for the Hour Everything Goes Sideways
When hospitals fill, storms land or a power grid falters, the first casualty is often a shared sense of reality. Juvare sells that shared picture - and a growing stack of tools for acting on it.
Supply Wisdom
Supply Wisdom is a New York-based SaaS company that delivers real-time, continuous third-party and location risk intelligence. Its platform monitors suppliers and business locations across seven risk domains - financial, cyber, operational, compliance, ESG/sustainability, nth-party, and location - tracking 350+ risk metrics and pushing early-warning alerts so enterprises can act before a disruption hits. Its clients are Fortune 100 and Global 2000 firms in financial services, insurance, healthcare, and technology.