Recovery routing built in
When a system fails, traffic re-routes around it automatically and your critical services stay up. Failover is engineered, not improvised in the moment.
Mapped business services, tested impact tolerances, and rehearsed recovery, built for FCA- and PRA-regulated banks and insurers. We keep your important services inside their limits and route around failure when it comes.
Mapped services, tested limits, rehearsed recovery, and the evidence your regulators ask for, joined up into one continuous operational-resilience capability.
When a system fails, traffic re-routes around it automatically and your critical services stay up. Failover is engineered, not improvised in the moment.
We set the limits each important service must stay inside, then test them against real recovery times so you know, not hope, that you stay within them.
Severe-but-plausible disruptions are run against live systems, not slideware, so recovery is practised and the gaps are found before an incident does.
Service maps, tolerance status, and rehearsal results are produced as you go, so the proof your supervisors want is ready the moment they ask.
It adds up to one thing: critical services that keep running, recover fast, and prove it, without a year-end scramble.
Most regulated firms already have a continuity plan. The trouble is how the older ones were built: written once a year, never tested, and slow to prove anything when a real disruption hits.
An annual desktop tabletop with a slide deck never exercises the real technical recovery, so the first true test is the live incident itself.
Limits are set on paper but never measured against real recovery times. When a scenario hits, nobody can say whether you actually stayed inside them.
Third parties are tracked by hand, sub-suppliers go unmapped, and concentration risk stays invisible until the day a key provider goes down.
What changes for your firm once continuity, recovery, and evidence run as one service.
Operational resilience for supervised banks and insurers is the work we do most. Every reason here is one a reference will back on a call.

The person in your supervisor meeting is the one who mapped your services. PRA SS2/21, FCA operational resilience, and DORA are designed in from day one, not bolted on before a review.
We rehearse recovery on your real environment: your services, your suppliers, your data. No abstract scenarios, no copies of your estate held in a shadow tool.
Service maps, tolerance status, and rehearsal reports are produced at every step, never scrambled together in a six-week dash before a supervisory visit.
Mapping, rehearsals, and recovery come from one experienced team that stays with you, no junior handoffs, no revolving door, ready when a real disruption lands.

A clear, staged path from first map to rehearsed, continuous recovery, and every stage leaves proof behind.
We map your important business services end to end: the technology, people, processes, and suppliers each one depends on.
We set the limits each service must stay inside, and wire up dashboards that watch recovery against them in real time.
We build failover and recovery routing around single points of failure, so traffic re-routes and services stay up.
We run severe-but-plausible drills (region loss, supplier failure, cyber) against real systems, and fix what they expose.
Continuous monitoring and a quarterly rehearsal cadence begin, with a supervisor-ready evidence pack from day one.
Success stories
BritonOne Technology is a full-cycle engineering company that builds and operates production software for regulated estates. Since 2017, we have shipped programmes that clear audit on the first pass across banking, insurance, wealth, healthcare, and biotech. Our teams pair deep domain knowledge with disciplined engineering, treating compliance, security, and resilience as first-class deliverables. From architecture through to live operations, we stay accountable for the systems we build, measuring success by uptime, audit outcomes, and defensible business results.
Every quote below comes from a programme we shipped, and a reference our prospects are welcome to call.
“Our old programme was an annual tabletop and a slide deck. BritonOne Technology rehearses recovery against our real systems every quarter. The first time a region-loss scenario ran for real, we cleared our impact tolerance with room to spare.”
