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Modernising Operational Resilience Planning to Achieve & Simplify Regulatory Compliance

Establishing clear, regulator-aligned resilience plans that ensure organisations are prepared, compliant, and able to respond effectively to disruption.

What we see

Modernising Operational Resilience Planning - What We See | Automiq

Many organisations approach operational resilience as a compliance exercise – regularly producing point-in-time documentation to satisfy regulatory requirements, but unable to translate this into living, practical, actionable plans.


Resilience artefacts are often complex, inconsistent, and difficult to maintain, with limited alignment between business services, technology, and recovery capabilities.


This creates a gap between what is documented and what can actually be executed, increasing both regulatory risk and operational exposure.

What we do

We modernise operational resilience planning to simplify compliance while strengthening real-world preparedness.


Our focus is on creating clear, regulator-aligned plans that are grounded in how your services actually operate – ensuring they are not only compliant, but also sustainably delivering value during BAU and in the event of unexpected disruption.

Modernising Operational Resilience Planning - What We Do | Automiq

How we do it

Modernising Operational Resilience Planning - How We Do It | Automiq

We take a structured, outcome-led approach – aligning important business services, impact tolerances, and recovery strategies into a cohesive and usable framework.


We simplify and standardise resilience artefacts, ensuring consistency across business and technology teams, and embed regular validation through scenario testing, exercising, and linkages between BAU service management processes.


The result is a streamlined, regulator-ready resilience capability that reduces compliance overhead while improving your organisation’s ability to respond effectively to disruption.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. We treat operational resilience as a compliance exercise. What's the risk in that?
Point-in-time compliance tends to produce complex, inconsistent artefacts that can't actually be executed, which opens a gap between your documented capability and your real one. In a genuine disruption, that gap is where firms get caught out.

Q. How do you simplify compliance while genuinely strengthening resilience - aren't those in tension?
They needn't be. We align your important business services, impact tolerances and recovery strategies into a single usable framework, and standardise the artefacts. That makes demonstrating compliance simpler and improves real preparedness at the same time.

Q. How does your approach map to regulations such as DORA and the UK operational resilience rules?
We design resilience planning to be regulator-aligned - covering important business services, impact tolerances and recovery - so obligations under regimes such as the EU's DORA and the UK PRA/FCA rules are met through how you actually operate, not just what you document. We'd always confirm the specifics against your own regulatory perimeter.

Q. How do you prove the plan works rather than just exists?
We embed validation through scenario testing and link resilience planning to your business-as-usual service management processes, so the plan is continuously exercised and kept current rather than reviewed once a year.

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