RISK MANAGEMENT - CONTROLS - ACTION TRACKING - INCIDENTS - TREATMENT - COMPLIANCE - ASSURANCE - REPORTING
Assurance platforms with scalable capacity for CEOs and CROs
Most organisations have risks recorded somewhere. Far fewer have a clear view of ownership, treatment and current status that a CEO or CRO can stand behind in the boardroom. Armus2 connects your risk register to continuity, third-party and crisis data, so risk management reflects what's actually happening — not what was last reviewed.
Regulators demand risk visibility that drives decisions, not just compliance. Most organisations have risks recorded somewhere; far fewer have a clear view of ownership, controls and treatment status that stands up to a board or regulatory challenge without weeks of preparation.
TRUSTED BY RISK & CONTROL TEAMS IN GLOBAL FINANCE, ONLINE, HEALTH, MANUFACTURING, UTILITIES, AVIONICS
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Real Time Visibility of risk ownership and accountability
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Connected risk and control data
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Dynamic data across the enterprise, not static silos
WHAT CEOs AND CROs FACE TODAY
Enterprise Risk is judged on evidence, not intention
Boards and regulators no longer accept a well-written risk appetite statement as proof of control. They want to see current ownership, live treatment status, and a straight line from a risk on the register to the action taken to manage it.
The Register's a Record, not a Working Tool. Risks get logged, scored and largely left alone until the next scheduled review. Between reviews, nobody's watching whether the score still reflects reality, or whether the mitigating control is actually operating.
Risk, Continuity and Third Party Data Don't Talk to Each Other. The same underlying exposure often gets assessed three separate times, by three separate teams, producing three versions of the same risk that don't quite agree with each other by the time they reach the board.
Ownership is Named but not Live. A risk owner is listed in a cell in a spreadsheet, not embedded into a workflow that reminds them, escalates when they're overdue, or shows their progress to anyone else in real time.
Reporting is built for the Meeting, not for the Business. Dashboards get manually assembled ahead of each risk committee, rather than existing continuously as a live reflection of where risk actually stands — which means the picture the board sees is already out of date by the time they see it.
Actions Get Agreed but not Tracked to Closure. Treatment plans are approved in the meeting and then lose momentum immediately afterwards, because nothing in the system enforces a deadline, an owner, or verification that the action was actually completed.
Armus2 Takes the Weight Off
Armus2 is a single adaptive platform that unifies Operational Resilience, Risk Management, Continuity, TPRM, Crisis and Incident Management — so the picture that used to live across multiple teams with several tools now lives in one place instead.
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We understand the problem because we've built the response frameworks ourselves. Armus2 is designed by practitioners who've chaired risk committees, owned the risk appetite statement, and had to defend the register in front of a board under real scrutiny.
That's not theory — it's built into how the platform works.
2. Ownership Built into the Workflow, not a Spreadsheet Cell. Every risk and treatment action carries a named owner with automated reminders and escalation, so accountability is enforced by the system, not chased by the risk team.
3. Live Reports, not Assembled. Board and committee dashboards reflect the current state of the register continuously, so preparing for a risk committee stops being a week of manual assembly and becomes a five-minute review of what's already there.
4. Treatment Tracked to Verified Closure. Actions agreed in committees carry deadlines and owners inside the same platform used to run the response, so the board sees verified completion, not just that an action was minuted.
1. One Risk Picture, Not Three Competing Ones. Risk, continuity, third-party and crisis data all draw from the same connected model, so the same underlying exposure is assessed once and understood consistently everywhere it appears.
5. Cross Framework Mapping, Done Once. Map your controls once, and see how they satisfy multiple regulatory and standard regimes simultaneously — instead of re-doing the same evidence exercise for every framework you're held to.
We Speak Regulator, So You Don't Have To
Our experience, knowledge and understanding is all part of the Armus2 culture. From manufacturing, digital, finance, healthcare, government and commercial we have taken the time to understand global to local governance and regulation, industry standards and best practice to ensure Armus2 reflects your organisation, If it is DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) · NIS2 · FCA Operational Resilience (PS21/3) · ISO 27001 · MAAS · CBUAE · NIST SP 800-61 · ISO 22301 · GPG we have it covered. Instead of treating each regulation as a separate project, Armus2 maps your controls, evidence, and third-party data once — and shows you where that single set of work satisfies multiple frameworks at the same time. When a regulator asks "prove it," the answer is already there with confidence, not three weeks away.
