Dionic offers the Crisis Room Simulator, a platform that builds AI‑driven digital twins of an organization’s people and processes to run unscripted, monthly crisis simulations. The tool reveals real‑time handoff failures, tolerance breaches, and downstream service impacts, automatically generating audit‑ready evidence that CISOs, operational resilience heads, and risk officers can use to demonstrate compliance with FCA/PRA requirements.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
UK insurers, banks, and FinTech firms must demonstrate operational resilience to regulators, yet many have only documented impact tolerances and business service maps without ever testing how their crisis response functions in real time. This leads to reliance on assumptions when a cyber incident or system isolation occurs, making it difficult to answer board and regulator questions about response effectiveness and tolerance breaches.
Solution
Dionic’s Crisis Room Simulator creates a digital twin of an organization’s people and processes, then runs unscripted, AI‑driven crisis scenarios to expose where response handoffs fail, tolerances are breached, and downstream services go dark. The platform generates audit‑ready evidence of how the CISO, CEO, CRO, and functional heads actually act under pressure, allowing firms to identify and remediate gaps before a regulator’s stress test. Monthly simulations provide continuous, comparable data so teams can track improvements and present documented proof of resilience to boards and regulators.
Target Audience
Primary customers are CISOs, Heads of Operational Resilience, and risk officers at UK‑based insurers, banks, and FinTech companies that must meet FCA and PRA operational resilience requirements.
Features
- AI personas replicate the decision‑making of C‑suite and functional leaders in real time during simulated incidents
- Automated mapping of downstream impacts, including SLAs, customer journeys, third‑party dependencies, and regulatory notification thresholds
- Real‑time alerts when simulated response times exceed predefined impact tolerances, linked to the specific decision causing the breach
- Monthly, unscripted scenario runs that produce comparable results and trend analysis over time
- Automatic generation of audit‑ready documentation and evidence trails required by FCA/PRA expectations
- Visualization of handoff failures and accountability gaps that traditional tabletop exercises miss