Consulting | Risk Management Services
Know your technology risk before it finds you.
Risk Management Services give firms a clear, ranked picture of their technology exposure, with a plan to reduce it, meet your insurer's requirements, and keep running when something goes wrong.
Risk is a decision, not an accident
Most technology risk stays invisible until it lands: a breach, an outage, a failed audit, a project's data gone. Risk management makes your exposure visible and deliberate, so leadership decides what to accept, fix, or insure, before the decision gets made for you.
See your real exposure
We assess risk across security, continuity, compliance, and your vendors, then turn it into a clear, ranked picture leadership can act on.
Meet your insurer's bar
Cyber-insurance applications now demand real controls. We map your controls to what insurers require and help you complete the application honestly and well.
Ready for the bad day
Business continuity and incident response planning, so an outage or an attack is an inconvenience, not a crisis.
Risk in business terms
We frame exposure as dollars, downtime, and liability, not alert counts, so the conversation stays at the leadership level.
Sound Familiar?
Carrying risk you can't see?
Firms run on project data, tight deadlines, and professional reputation. The technology risks that threaten all three rarely surface until it is too late.
Cyber-insurance keeps getting harder
Renewals demand controls you may not have, and a wrong answer on the application can void a claim when you need it most.
One outage from a missed deadline
Projects do not pause for a server failure or ransomware. Downtime is lost billable time and deliverables that slip.
Project data you can't lose
Years of drawings, models, and correspondence are your firm's value. Losing them, or leaking them, is existential.
Risk spread across vendors
Every SaaS tool and subcontractor is a door into your data. Few firms track who holds what, or what happens if one is breached.
Clients asking how you protect them
Public and enterprise clients increasingly want to know how you secure their data. "We are careful" is no longer an answer.
No one owns the risk picture
Risk ends up everyone's problem and no one's job, so it never gets assessed, ranked, or managed on purpose.
The Resolved Difference
What you get from Resolved Risk Management
A practical risk program, sized to your firm and led by people who understand both technology and the business.
Technology risk assessment
A structured review of your exposure across security, continuity, data, compliance, and vendors, ranked by likelihood and impact.
A living risk register
Your risks recorded with owners, priorities, and a plan to reduce the ones that matter, revisited as the firm changes.
Cyber-insurance readiness
We map your controls to insurer requirements, close the gaps, and help you complete the application honestly and well.
Business continuity & DR plans
Documented, tested plans for keeping the firm running through outages, attacks, and disasters.
Incident response playbook
A clear plan for who does what when something goes wrong, so the response is fast and calm.
Vendor & third-party risk
Visibility into the tools and partners that touch your data, and your exposure if one of them fails.
In Their Words
What clients say
Unlike most managed IT providers, these guys do not just ask you to turn your computer on and off. Any technical issue means lost productivity and, for us, potentially costing clients thousands in missed deadlines. Resolved is responsive, reliable, and always delivers on their promises.
Zen | Operations Manager
We have worked with Resolved for many years and have consistently been impressed with their professionalism and proactive approach. ... We would confidently recommend them to any firm looking for a reliable, forward-thinking IT provider.
Lee Campbell | President
Core One Consulting
Their response times to problems are always lightning quick. They are knowledgeable when it comes to troubleshooting and always suggest ways to improve security and management on the IT side. Always a pleasure to talk to.
Stiles | Operations
FAQ
Risk management questions
What does a technology risk assessment cover? +
It is a structured review of your exposure across security, continuity, data, compliance, and vendors, ranked by likelihood and impact, so leadership gets a clear picture it can act on.
Can you help us qualify for cyber insurance? +
Yes. Cyber-insurance applications now demand real controls, so we map your controls to what insurers require, close the gaps, and help you complete the application honestly and well.
How do you keep track of the risks you find? +
We maintain a living risk register: your risks recorded with owners, priorities, and a plan to reduce the ones that matter, revisited as the firm changes.
What about risk from our software vendors and subcontractors? +
Every SaaS tool and subcontractor is a door into your data, so we give you visibility into the tools and partners that touch your data and your exposure if one of them is breached or fails.
How will you explain risk to our leadership? +
We frame exposure as dollars, downtime, and liability, not alert counts, so the conversation stays at the leadership level where decisions about what to accept, fix, or insure get made.
Trusted by firms like yours
Two sides of the same coin
Risk management sees it. Compliance proves it.
Risk management gives you the ranked picture of your exposure and a plan to reduce it. Compliance and governance turn that into documented policies and audit-ready evidence, the proof clients and auditors ask for. They reinforce each other, so we usually run them together. See Compliance & Governance.
Next Step
Put a two-year plan behind your IT spend
Most firms buy technology one urgent decision at a time, with no plan behind the spend. A Strategic Technology Assessment fixes that: where your firm is today, where you want to go, and a two-year roadmap and IT budget to get there, quarter by quarter.
No obligation, and you do not have to switch providers to get the assessment. Deliverables yours to keep.
Want to see the deliverables first? See a sample assessment
- Engagement
- 5-6 weeks
- Starts with
- A free 30-minute call
- You keep
- All four deliverables
- If you proceed
- Credited toward onboarding