Resilience Review 2026: Enterprise Cyber Risk + Insurance
Resilience's insight is that a big organization's cyber problem isn't just insurable — it's measurable. Instead of heat maps and letter grades, it translates a company's security posture into dollars, so the CISO, the CFO, and the risk manager can argue from the same number. This is an independent profile from QuoteSweep, which maps the modern commercial insurance landscape. QuoteSweep does not compete with Resilience.
TL;DR: Resilience (cyberresilience.com) is a mid-market and enterprise cyber insurer that pairs coverage with cyber-risk quantification. Its Threatonomics Risk Graph translates technical risk into financial impact for CISOs, CFOs, and risk managers. Broker-distributed across North America and Europe, it reports 10%+ of US $1B+ enterprises use its approach. Per reporting it raised a $100M Series D led by Intact Ventures in 2023 (~$325M total).
What Resilience is
Resilience combines cyber insurance with risk management — "cyber insurance when you need it, loss prevention so you don't." Its platform does three things: give enterprise risk visibility, translate security posture into financial impact, and transfer risk through insurance. The quantification engine, the Threatonomics Risk Graph, uses "AI-powered quantification models that translate technical risk into financial risk," converting controls into dollar-based priorities.
Who Resilience is for
Resilience targets the mid-market and enterprise, serving CISOs, CFOs, and risk managers. It reports that more than 10% of US-based enterprises with revenue over $1 billion use its approach, across healthcare, higher education, financial services, manufacturing, and more.
Coverage lines
- Cyber — coverage paired with risk quantification and loss prevention
What Resilience reports about itself
From Resilience's site (company-stated) and third-party sources:
- Model: cyber insurance plus risk quantification (Threatonomics Risk Graph)
- Reach (site): North America and Europe (US, Canada, UK, and more), broker-distributed
- Traction (site): 10%+ of US $1B+ enterprises; one client "eliminated over $3M in cyber risk"
- Funding (third-party): a $100M Series D led by Intact Ventures in 2023, following an $80M Series C at a $650M valuation in 2021; ~$325M total
- Founded: 2016; San Francisco
Company-reported figures are not independently audited.
How Resilience compares
- vs. Coalition and At-Bay: those pair coverage with bundled security tooling across SMB-to-enterprise; Resilience leans into financial risk quantification for larger accounts.
- vs. Cowbell: Cowbell is tuned for SMBs; Resilience is built for the mid-market and enterprise.
- See the whole category: compare cyber insurers on the cyber insurtech hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is cyber-risk quantification?
Translating a company's technical security posture into financial terms — dollars of risk — so leaders can prioritize by financial impact instead of heat maps or letter grades. Resilience's Threatonomics Risk Graph does this.
Who is Resilience for?
Mid-market and enterprise organizations — its buyers are CISOs, CFOs, and risk managers, not typically small businesses.
Is Resilience a carrier or a broker?
Resilience is a cyber MGA distributing through brokers, pairing coverage with its risk-quantification platform.
What does Resilience cost?
This is a consultative, program-based purchase priced to the organization's risk and coverage.
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If you run a mid-market or enterprise organization and want to quantify and manage cyber risk, not just transfer it, Resilience is worth comparing.
For related explainers, see cyber liability insurance, or compare the field on the cyber insurtech hub.
Sources: cyberresilience.com (model, Threatonomics quantification, focus, reach, traction); Resilience press and Inside P&C (funding). Company-reported figures are not independently audited.
