Resilience generates automated vendor risk reports in minutes and continuously monitors each supplier’s public attack surface for new issues. However, the tool lacks integrated due-diligence questionnaires and predefined remediation workflows found in more full-featured TPRM suites, so overall functionality lands in the market’s mid-tier.

Resilience exposes open APIs that pull data from IAM, cloud and endpoint systems for near-real-time monitoring. Connecting to ERP or GRC platforms typically relies on file transfers or custom API work, adding setup effort. Public materials do not highlight native SSO or out-of-the-box business-system connectors, so compatibility sits in the middle of the market.

A G2 reviewer notes that Resilience is easy to navigate once running but flags complex initial setup and integration hurdles, suggesting some training is still needed. Public materials do not highlight vendor self-service features like drag-and-drop questionnaires or dedicated portals, so usability seems solid yet short of the most intuitive offerings.

Resilience provides a 24 / 7 hotline and email for immediate help when incidents arise. Claims materials describe a dedicated team that guides customers through recovery, giving hands-on support beyond simple ticketing. Public information does not mention routine program reviews or an extensive self-service knowledge base, so support appears strong but not fully comprehensive.