Resilience assurance
Aegix
The board will ask if your team is crisis-ready. Will you have proof?
Traditional tabletop exercises leave nothing measurable behind. A facilitated discussion around a conference table produces no timestamped decisions, no response quality data, and nothing an auditor can reference.
Aegix replaces it with a live, AI-generated simulation where participants face timed, role-based decisions under pressure. Every choice is captured, every response graded, and every outcome mapped to the frameworks that ask for evidence of operational resilience testing.
What comes out is not a lessons-learned note. It is a readiness grade, a timestamped decision log, and an incident response playbook with role assignments, escalation paths and communication templates — internal, external and regulatory — generated from what your team actually did, and mapped to NIST SP 800-61, ISO 27035 and SANS.
The question it answers
Is the crisis team ready — and where is the evidence?
Asked by: The board
What is known
Every figure below carries its source. Where we have not measured something, we do not have a figure for it.
Designed for 100–150 participants. An extrapolation from the 50-participant run, not a measured figure.
Our own load testing notes, extrapolated from the 16 November 2025 runProjected, not measuredA full scenario is generated in usually two to five minutes.
Stated on the Aegix generation screenProduct behaviourParticipants join by QR code. No app, no login.
The Aegix participant join flowProduct behaviourEach session generates an incident response playbook: role assignments, escalation paths, timelines, and communication templates for internal, external and regulatory audiences.
Aegix playbook generatorProduct behaviourFindings are mapped to NIST SP 800-61, ISO 27035 and SANS for the response plan, and to NIST CSF, DORA, ISO 22301 and CBUAE for the compliance record.
Aegix framework mappingProduct behaviour