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Which resilience rules apply to your organization?

Search your organization by name, answer three quick questions, and get the business continuity, operational resilience, disaster recovery, cyber and third-party risk regulations it is most likely subject to. Every result links to the official source.

63Official sources
10Jurisdictions covered
3Questions
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Searches the GLEIF public registry from your browser. We don't store what you type. Not listed? Just press Enter and fill in the details yourself.

3 · Where does it operate or hold licenses? (select all that apply)

A starting map, not a legal opinion.

The lookup narrows 63 sources down to the ones that typically apply to an organization like yours. Use it to frame the conversation with your compliance, legal and risk teams.

01

Find the entity

We search the public Global LEI registry for your organization's legal name, registered location, headquarters and ultimate parent.

02

Describe the business

Sector, where you operate or hold licenses, and two flags that change the picture: a US listing and a New York DFS license.

03

Get the map

Results come in three tiers: likely binding, relevant guidance, and standards to benchmark against. Each one says why it applies.

Prefer to browse? See the full Regulations & Standards Library. All 63 sources by region and topic, with search and filters. Open the library →

Knowing the rule is the easy part. Proving you meet it is harder.

Most of these frameworks expect you to test your plans with severe but plausible scenarios, and to fix what the test finds. We design exercises around the specific expectations your regulator will ask about, then help you close the gaps.

Built for the exam room

Scenario testing, tabletop exercises and gap remediation, mapped to DORA, PRA SS1/21, FFIEC, CPS 230, E-21 and others.

Talk to us about scenario testing →