NOVELEDGE · Resilience, together

Competence for organisational resilience.

NOVELEDGE brings together knowledge and experience around resilience – from business continuity, risk and crisis management to investigation and evidence, communication and knowledge management. With expert articles, training, a network of practitioners and the Resilience Radar for current developments.

  • Business continuity & BIA
  • Risk & dependencies
  • Crisis management
  • Investigation & evidence
  • Communication
  • KRITIS & NIS2

What we do

Understand risks.
Stay capable of acting.
Learn together.

Resilience has many sides: assessing risks, continuing critical processes, meeting requirements – and enabling people to investigate, decide and communicate confidently in exceptional situations. NOVELEDGE connects these perspectives and makes them usable in practice.

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Knowledge

Expert articles and a glossary that explain concepts, standards and regulation in a practical way.

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Tools

Resilience Radar for current developments and a Risk Calculator that turns BIA results into enterprise risk.

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People

Training, in-house workshops and a network of professionals from business continuity, security, law and communication.

Articles in English

Expert knowledge, translated from our German originals

Our articles are written in German and published in English as machine translations of the original. New translations are added automatically.

The Integrated BCM/BIA Data Model: From Distributed Data to Measurable Resilience

How ERP, EAM, CMDB, role-based HR data, and separate IT and OT views enable a robust BIA, BCM strategies, and measurable resilience.

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Creating BCP and DRP: What Belongs in Each Plan

What belongs in the BCP, what in the DRP? Process and resource perspectives delineated, with overview table and free Word templates for both plans.

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Supply Chain Resilience: Why the second supplier often isn't one

Supply Chain Resilience in the defence industry: why alternative suppliers often fail, the time gap is crucial, and how BCM contributes.

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Financial Impact in the Business Impact Analysis

Derive financial BIA thresholds from risk-bearing capacity: metrics, formulas, tolerance, damage curves, and a worked example.

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From Geopolitical Risk to Financial Resilience

Translating geopolitical risks into financial impacts: BIA, Operational Risk Management, and ESMA focus areas 2026 in one model.

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Internal Investigations: Clarify, Know Limits, Address Causes

The role of internal investigations, company permissions, and turning case resolution into prevention.

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KRITIS Resilience Plan according to § 13 KRITIS-DachG: Content, Deadlines and Structure

The KRITIS Resilience Plan under § 13 KRITIS-DachG: required resilience measures, applicable deadlines, and its development from BCM.

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Risk Aggregation: From Resource Risk to Enterprise Risk

Step-by-step risk aggregation: derive impact from Business Impact Analysis, weigh dependencies, and avoid double-counting.

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Security Objectives of Information Security: CIA, Authenticity and the Path to ISMS

Confidentiality, integrity, availability and authenticity: the security objectives of information security, where risks arise and the path to ISMS.

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Tools

Practical tools for resilience work

RADAR

Resilience Radar

Current developments with possible relevance for business continuity and critical infrastructure, assigned to sectors and regions. Interface in German.

Open the radar

CALCULATOR

Risk Calculator

Combines the business impact analysis with the risk assessment of resources into an enterprise risk – free of charge, in your browser, with an English interface.

Open the calculator

CHECKS

KRITIS and NIS2 checks

Short self-assessments showing whether the German KRITIS Umbrella Act or the NIS2 implementation act is likely to apply to your organisation. In German.

NIS2 check

Get in touch

Training, in-house workshops or joint work on a specific question?

Most of our courses are held in German; in-house formats can be arranged in English on request. You are welcome to write to us in English.