What has to come back first for your business to survive? And can it? In the Resiliency Intelligence Assessment (RIA), Fenix24’s recovery experts work with your team, using a targeted subset of live data surfaced by Argos99, to define your Minimally Viable Enterprise (MVE) and test whether your environment can deliver it against your RTO targets. It’s the fastest way to learn where you stand.
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Your MVE is the set of business functions and systems that must return first for the company to stay operational. Defining it is the first real decision of any serious resilience program, and most organizations have never made it formally. The RIA is where that decision gets made, with the right people in the room and real critical systems data on the table. Everything that comes after, restore sequencing, backup validation, monitoring, and recovery itself, is built on top of it.
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Breach experience feeds back
When the worst day comes
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.
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.
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
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Deployment connects the platform to your infrastructure, backup, and the identity sources those functions depend on, so the assessment runs on your real data instead of questionnaires and recollection.
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We facilitate the decisions only your business can make, like which functions the company cannot pause, and we contribute the ones only breach veterans can, like which systems attackers destroy first and what that does to a restore.
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With the MVE defined, we measure your backup architecture, dependencies, and identity conditions against your stated RTO and RPO commitments, modeled on how ransomware events unfold rather than clean outages.
The first formal answer to which business functions return first, agreed by the people accountable for them and modeled in Argos99, where it stays current.
Sequenced remediation work with owners and effort, from immutability fixes to identity hardening, ready to run internally or hand to the ROC.
When leadership asks if RTO targets are attainable and if the company could keep operating through a ransomware event, you respond with tested evidence instead of an opinion.
Recovery plans and RTO targets are usually written for clean outages. The RIA tests yours against ransomware: backups targeted first, identity systems taken down, hypervisors encrypted. If your targets can only be met in a clean disaster recovery scenario, you’ll know.
MVE definition and tested recovery objectives map directly onto the operational resilience requirements arriving from multiple regulatory frameworks. The RIA produces the documentation and the evidence in one pass.
Generic frameworks rank risk by template. Our experts rank it by what they’ve rebuilt. They know which overlooked business service pulls everything down around it, because they’ve restored the companies that learned it the hard way.
Most Fenix24 relationships begin with the RIA. Bring your infrastructure lead and your hardest questions. We’ll bring 500+ recoveries’ worth of answers.
