Resilience Advisory

Most resilience advice comes from people who have never restored a downed enterprise. Resilience Advisory puts the team behind 500+ ransomware recoveries in your environment, working from live Argos99 intelligence rather than interviews and assumptions.

Advice built from breach reality

A resilience program designed on paper reflects how recovery should go in theory. Ours reflects how it goes in reality. We know that attackers reach backup infrastructure before they reach anything else, that documented RTOs routinely miss actual restore times by a wide margin, and that the dependency nobody wrote down is the one that stalls the restore at 3am. Resilience Advisory exists to find those gaps in your environment while everything is still running.

Get the answers you need for recoverability

01

Defining the Minimally Viable Enterprise (MVE)

We work with your team to name the business services that must come back first for the organization to keep operating, then map every system, identity, and data store those services depend on. The MVE becomes the organizing spine for your recovery sequence, your testing program, and your board reporting.

02

Business impact analysis, validated against the live environment

Most BIAs document dependencies as people remember them. Argos99 maps the ones a recovery effort will encounter, drawn live from your environment, so the analysis stays current as the environment changes.

03

Recovery validation and testing

Stated recovery objectives are only real once they have been tested against actual backup, dependency, and identity conditions. We design and run the tests that prove your RTO targets are achievable, and we tell you plainly when they are not.

04

Resilience roadmap and remediation planning

Findings become a prioritized plan with owners, sequence, and measurable outcomes. The Resiliency Operations Center (ROC) picks it up from there, executing remediation actions against the roadmap.

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Board and regulatory readiness

Boards, regulators, and insurers are asking for proof of recoverability, not attestations of intent. We help you produce it, including evidence mapped to frameworks such as DORA, NIS2, HIPAA, and SEC disclosure requirements.

Your RTO is a guess until it’s tested

Assessment firms hand you a task list. With live recoverability intelligence from Argos99, the breach experts at Fenix24 validate your recovery objective targets, test your recovery posture against current threat actor behaviors, and remediate gaps through the ROC.

Recoverability Intelligence • Continuosly Validated

ARGOS99

Powers every phase Resilience, In Real Time.

Breach experience feeds back

When the worst day comes

Discover
Recovery Dependency Modeling

One live map of every asset, dependency, and backup, pulled from 70+ live sources, with coverage evaluated at the application level. Only Argos99 reads your policies alongside the data, flagging where your environment has drifted from what’s required.

Validate
Define Your MVE

Define your Minimally Viable Enterprise (MVE), the systems that must come back first. Then test whether your backups and recovery targets can survive real ransomware conditions. Learn now what others learn at ransom.

Operate
RESILIENCY OPERATIONS CENTER

A SOC watches for intrusions. The ROC watches your recoverability. Specialists monitor for configuration drift, dependency changes, and backup gaps, then work with your team to remediate and re-test so your RTO and RPO hold as your environment
changes.

Breach experience feeds back

When the worst day comes

Recover
FENIX24 RAPID RECOVERY

When ransomware hits, the world’s largest and fastest recovery firm mobilizes alongside your team, breach counsel, and forensics partners, with 53%-57% faster restoration times than the industry average.

Resilience advice based on 500+ recoveries

Start with the Resiliency Intelligence Assessment (RIA), where we define your MVE and test your recovery posture against real RPO and RTO targets. Every recommendation traces back to what really happens when your business has to come back.