RESILIENCE

What can stop a site, and when.

Natural catastrophe at each site, conflict around it, the country it sits in and the security of its systems. Above: two real events, a fictional supply chain.

The globe falls to Gaziantep and the camera locks on the Arzelan Yarn Mills hall, the alarm card lands, then the view rises to the recorded fighting south of the border. The card says: violence recorded 37 km from the site, 761 deaths within your 100 km radius in 22 of the last 24 months, status unhandled, and what to do.Real records, fictional suppliers.
1 The event: fighting across the border, or a flood that reaches the site. Real records.2 The globe falls from orbit to the supplier's own building and locks on it.3 The alert card lands: what happened and what to do. Then the view rises to the fighting, or to the flood itself. Fictional suppliers.
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submodules: climate and geopolitical, conflict and compliance, energy and natural catastrophe, cyber and invoice forgery.
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hazards, each with a yearly chance per site, from flood and cyclone to landslide.
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the cyber risk at which the alarm fires, on a 0 to 100 scale where higher is worse, checked weekly.

FOUR SUBMODULES

What can stop a site, in four places.

The same tabs your team uses in the product. Every lens opens its detail further down the page.

Climate & geopolitical

The country a site sits in.

Conflict & compliance

Violence near the site, and the country's lists.

Energy & natural catastrophe

The site itself, and the grid it runs on.

Cyber & invoice forgery

Can someone send you a forged invoice in its name?

ONE CASE

From a flood extent to a closed task.

The river flood in Punjab, Pakistan, 31 August to 2 September 2026. Finding by hand which suppliers sit inside it can take weeks. Here the alert names the supplier and the site.

Real event, fictional supplier.
01The flood extent
MODELLED FLOOD EXTENT
River flood, Punjab, 31 August to 2 September 2026
SiteKavrani Home Textiles
Inside the extentYes
ExtentAbout 205,000 km²

The modelled extent of a real flood covers a supplier site in Faisalabad.

02The alert
KH
Kavrani Home Textiles
Direct supplier, Faisalabad
HIGH
NATURAL CATASTROPHE RISKEarly warning
Kavrani Home Textiles (Pakistan): exposed to flood
IMPORTANCE
5 of 5, A-class
STATUS
Not started
DO THIS
Ask whether the continuity plan covers flooding and whether stock is held on the same site as production

An early warning on the direct supplier. The flood model says the area is affected. It is not a measurement at the address.

03The next step
STATEMENT REQUEST
ToKavrani Home Textiles
1Does your continuity plan cover flooding?
2Is stock held on the same site as production?
The supplier answers by link, without a login.
Send requestRequest sent

The next step asks the supplier two plain questions.

04Closed
ANSWER ON FILE
"Our plan covers flooding. Finished stock is held in a second warehouse, away from the mill."
✓Plan covers flooding
✓Stock held away from production
Closed, answer attached to the task

The task closes with the supplier's answer on file.

WHAT WE WATCH

Eight signals around every site.

Fire near each siteSeveral times a day
Millions of satellite detections a month
Earthquakes, storms, floodsOn file
Millions of hazard events
Yearly chance of a hitPer site
8 hazards, from flood and cyclone to landslide
Recorded violence nearbyOn file
Hundreds of thousands of events
Governance by countryPer country
Nearly every country
Grid carbon and climatePer country
Nearly every country
Cyber risk: email and domainsWeekly
Forged-invoice email, lookalike domains, certificates
Cyber risk: leaks and breachesDaily
Leak-site and breach checks

Counted on 27 September 2026.

PER SITE, PER SUPPLIER

A yearly chance, and a rating.

YEARLY CHANCE
Oskel Tanning
Example site, 8 hazards
River flood
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0 %100 %
Chance per year above your line of 15.0 %. The other 7 hazards stay below it.
CYBER RISK
Brenvik Components
BAND B
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No MTA-STS policy
DMARC at monitoring only
DNS zone not signed
Smaller findings

Example workspace. Fictional companies.

What Resilience is not

Not a site audit. It watches what can reach a site from outside: hazards, conflict, the country and its cyber exposure.

Not a weather feed. An event becomes an alert only when it reaches a site you buy from.

See it on your own suppliers.

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