Critical services cross teams
Continuity depends on coordinated ownership across operations, technology, facilities, vendors, security and business leadership.
Rixena for Operational Resilience
Keep operational resilience expectations connected to action.
Monitor selected expectations for business continuity, disaster recovery, resilience testing, incident management, concentration risk and critical-service availability. Rixena helps teams organize changes, assess potential impacts and document what needs review next.
No credit card required for the free monitoring account.
Regulatory change command center
Business ContinuityDisaster RecoveryCritical ServicesResilience TestingIncident ManagementThird PartiesConcentration RiskRecovery Objectives
Why Rixena
Operational resilience spans technology, operations, vendors and governance.
Expectations may be published through regulations, supervisory guidance, examination materials, standards and sector-specific programs. Rixena brings the sources your organization selects into one review process.
Resilience expectations keep expanding
Testing, mapping, recovery, communications and governance expectations may evolve across sectors and jurisdictions.
Third parties affect recoverability
Cloud, software, facilities and other providers can create dependencies and concentration risks for critical services.
Evidence must stay organized
Teams need a repeatable record of updates, assessments, testing implications, assignments and follow-through.
Monitoring Coverage
Build a resilience watchlist around your critical services and dependencies.
Select the regulators, standards, guidance sources and jurisdictions relevant to your operating model. Coverage depends on the selected monitors and sources.
Business continuity expectations
Selected requirements and guidance addressing continuity governance, business impact analysis, plans, exercises and maintenance.
Disaster recovery and technology
Selected recovery, backup, restoration, availability and technology-resilience requirements and guidance.
Operational resilience guidance
Selected supervisory and sector materials addressing critical operations, disruption tolerance, governance and recovery.
Incident management and communications
Developments affecting escalation, crisis management, stakeholder communication, notification and post-incident review.
Third-party and concentration risk
Selected sources addressing outsourced services, critical vendors, substitutability, geographic concentration and exit planning.
Testing and supporting evidence
Expectations related to scenario testing, recovery exercises, lessons learned, plan updates and retained evidence.
Monitor availability and applicability vary by source, jurisdiction and organization. Your team chooses the watchlist it wants Rixena to follow.
How Rixena Works
Move from a resilience update to a coordinated review.
Select sources, receive organized change intelligence and optionally connect continuity and resilience policies for assessment.
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Select resilience monitors
Choose the regulators, standards, guidance, jurisdictions and topics relevant to critical services and dependencies.
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Review focused change summaries
See source links, important dates, affected resilience topics and suggested review areas.
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Connect policies when useful
Upload and assign continuity, recovery, incident-management or third-party policies to selected monitors.
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Assess gaps and document action
Identify areas that may need review, assign owners and organize testing, remediation and evidence.
Illustrative workflow
New Update
A change is detected. Your team sees the context.
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Monitor
Selected source
Actively monitoring
Rixena follows the resilience, continuity, recovery or supervisory source your team selects.
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Detect
Change identified
Change Alert Detected
Operational Resilience Update
New
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Requirement updated
Source captured and compared with the previous version.
The update is captured and organized so reviewers can focus on critical services, dependencies, testing and recovery implications.
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Review
Context delivered
Rixena Review
Ready for your team
Ready
SummaryWhat changed
Key datesWhen it matters
PoliciesWhat to review
Next stepsWho owns action
Assigned to operations, technology, risk, continuity and legal reviewers
Your team receives a focused review package for operations, technology, risk, security, continuity and legal owners.
Built for Resilience Programs
One monitoring approach for critical services, recovery and dependencies.
Rixena can support organizations with different services, locations, technologies, vendors and recovery objectives—without forcing every operation into the same watchlist.
Create your free monitoring accountBusiness continuity teamsOperational risk leadersTechnology and disaster-recovery teamsCybersecurity and incident-response teamsThird-party risk teamsBusiness and critical-service owners
What Your Team Gains
A more manageable way to connect resilience expectations with execution.
Less manual source checking
Reduce repeated searches across regulatory, supervisory and standards websites.
More coordinated reviews
Route changes to the teams responsible for services, technology, vendors and recovery.
Better policy alignment
Connect selected changes with continuity, recovery and incident policies when useful.
Clearer evidence of action
Organize assessments, testing implications, assignments, remediation and evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Operational resilience monitoring, with a practical scope.
Start with selected-source monitoring, then connect policies and evidence workflows when useful.
Talk to AllgressWhich operational resilience sources can Rixena monitor?
Organizations can select from available regulatory, supervisory, standards and guidance sources related to continuity, recovery, critical services, incidents and third parties. Coverage depends on selected monitors.
Can we monitor both business continuity and disaster recovery?
Yes. Watchlists can be organized around continuity, technology recovery, incident management, testing and other resilience topics relevant to your operating model.
Can different business units use different watchlists?
Yes. Teams can organize monitoring around critical services, jurisdictions, legal entities, technologies or operating groups.
Are policy uploads required?
No. Policy uploads are optional. They can be connected to selected monitors when your team wants potential gap assessment support.
Does Rixena certify that our resilience program is adequate?
No. Rixena provides regulatory intelligence and workflow support. It does not determine legal applicability, certify readiness or replace professional judgment.
Start with the sources that matter to you
Make operational resilience monitoring easier to manage.
Start a free Rixena account and build a watchlist around the continuity, recovery and critical-service sources that matter to your organization.