Risk management that keeps itself current
A living risk register: risks written as cause, event and consequence, rated on your own methodology, linked to the controls that mitigate them and re-rated when the world changes. Agents draft and flag; your risk owners decide.
- 4 fields
- to record a risk — the rest is suggested
- 1 place
- to rate it, with reasons and sign-off
- Live
- appetite, heat maps and trends
Specialised agents do the work. Your people decide.
Risk work is mostly writing, rating and noticing change. These agents do the first draft of each — every suggestion lands under its field for a person to accept, edit or dismiss.
Risk writer
Turns a sentence of context into a risk written as cause, event and consequence — title, description, category and suggested controls, each with its reason.
You confirm: each field it suggests
Rating assistant
Suggests today's rating before controls and now, considering the linked controls and how well they actually work.
You confirm: the rating and why
Reassessment agent
Notices material incidents, failed controls and breached indicators, flags the risks they touch and drafts the reassessment.
You confirm: the new rating
Emerging risk scout
Reads your external sources and proposes emerging risks with the evidence behind them.
You confirm: which to add to the register
Every agent runs through Vigil8's governed AI core: guardrails, cited sources, a full ledger and a kill switch.
Everything risk management needs, in one place
A register people actually keep
Four fields to record a risk; owners see "My risks" first and update today's rating in one panel.
Your methodology, not ours
Likelihood and impact scales, matrices, appetite and tolerances configured in YAML — several methodologies side by side.
Risk and control self-assessment
Workshops and individual assessments; risk owners rate, the risk team reviews, controls are confirmed by their owners.
Incidents and losses
One register of incidents, losses and near misses, linked to risks and controls — a material event flags its risks for reassessment.
Indicators and appetite
Key risk indicators with thresholds, breaches against appetite, and a committee pack that writes itself.
Quantification and scenarios
Monte Carlo quantification, bow-ties and scenario analysis when a number matters.