Provable cyber resilience
Keep the business running.
Prove it.
Penworthia helps you work out what your business must keep running on a bad day, what that depends on, and whether the protections around it actually work.
Start with the claim
What do you need to prove?
We can restore the till system from last night's backup.
Everyone who left in the last 90 days no longer has access to email.
Every laptop used for work has its disk encrypted.
If our flour supplier is disrupted, we can switch within two days.
A person checks anything written with AI before it reaches a customer.
We would know within an hour if online ordering stopped working.
How it works
Start with the business, not a checklist.
A claim is not evidence. Penworthia keeps the work you have done separate from what has actually been shown to be true.
- 01Decide what matters
Describe the business and agree the few things it must keep running on a bad day: its Minimum Viable Business.
- 02Map what it depends on
The people, systems, suppliers and places each of those things relies on.
- 03Prove the protections
Say what protects each dependency, what would show it doesn't, and check it. A named person makes the judgement; AI can assist, but it does not decide.
- 04Keep it current
Evidence goes stale and businesses change. Penworthia shows when yesterday's answer can no longer be relied upon.
The principle
Green dashboards can hide the one control that matters. Penworthia is built around explicit claims, evidence and human accountability instead.