Extended GRC
MeshResilience
Business continuity with impact analysis, plans for each critical process and recorded tests.
- MeshResilience
- Critical processes
| Process | RTO | Last test |
|---|---|---|
| Supplier payments | 24 h | 03/2027Approved |
| ERP | 4 h | —Attention |
| Customer service | 8 h | 11/2026Approved |
| Delivery logistics | 48 h | —In review |
If your continuity still works like this
- A continuity plan in a three-year-old PDF?Phone numbers changed, systems changed, and the plan describes a company that no longer exists.
- An impact analysis no one reviews?RTO set once, without talking to the people who run the process.
- A test that is just a meeting?With no script, result or improvement action, the test proves nothing.
- Continuity separate from risk?Disruption scenarios don't appear in the risk register or among critical suppliers.
What MeshResilience does
Business impact analysis
Financial, operational and regulatory impact by process, with RTO and RPO set with the business areas.
Plans for each critical process
Procedures, owners, contacts and minimum resources, with versioning and approval.
Recorded tests
Script, participants, measured recovery time and improvement actions.
Dependencies
Systems and suppliers for each process, linked to MeshThird and MeshTechAudit.
Scenarios in the risk register
Relevant disruptions become risks with an owner and a response plan.
Periodic review
Review deadline for each plan, with a reminder to the owner.
The RTO comes from talking to the people who operate.
Each area states the impact of being down for an hour, a day and a week. The result sets the RTO and shows which dependencies need a plan.
- MeshResilience
- BIA
- Supplier payments
| Downtime | Financial impact | Regulatory impact |
|---|---|---|
| 4 h | Low | Low |
| 24 h | Moderate | Low |
| 72 h | High | High |
A test with measured time and an improvement action.
The test records the script, who took part and how long recovery took. What didn't work becomes an action with an owner.
- MeshResilience
- Test · ERP
- Measured recovery
- 6 h 20 min
- RTO
- 4 h
Illustrative screens with fictitious data.
A recognized structure
A cycle aligned with ISO 22301 and BACEN continuity requirements for regulated institutions.
The AI suggests, the owner decides
Mesh Intelligence flags outdated plans and dependencies without a plan from risk and supplier data. Nothing changes in the plan without approval.
Fits with
- MeshRiskA living risk matrix, linked to the controls that mitigate each risk and the findings that challenge it.
- MeshThirdDue diligence and monitoring of suppliers and partners, from onboarding to renewal.
- MeshTechAuditIT audit and ITGC: access, change, operations and system continuity.
Questions from continuity owners
Can I upload the plans I already have?
Yes. Plans come in as documents and are structured gradually, process by process.
Does it work for IT plans?
Yes. System recovery comes in as a process dependency, with the test recorded alongside.
What about the crisis itself?
The plan holds contacts, owners and steps. The record of the crisis and the decisions is linked to the plan that was triggered.
See MeshResilience with a case from your industry
The demo is led by the founder, who has seven years of internal and external audit experience.
Modules are licensed separately. The platform comes with all of them.