Business Continuity & Resilience
Keep banking channels and critical platforms available with tested recovery paths, rehearsed playbooks, and engineers who know your stack.
Where this fits best
Use this route when your channels or regulated services cannot afford unplanned downtime
This solution is for banks and regulated companies modernizing or operating legacy stacks. The goal is tested recovery paths, clear incident ownership, and audit evidence that satisfies regulators — not a plan that fails the first real test.
The challenge
Downtime is not an option, but most resilience plans fail in practice
Problem
The problem
Banks and regulated companies can't afford unplanned outages while modernizing or operating legacy systems. Recovery plans exist on paper but rarely survive contact with a real incident.
- xFragile legacy services with very few people who understand them
- xRecovery plans that look good on paper but fail in rehearsal
- xSlow or unclear incident response across channels, APIs and data flows
- xRegulatory pressure to prove RTO/RPO with hard evidence
- xModernization projects that inadvertently widen the risk window
Solution
The solution
We build resilience into your banking workloads: redundancy, observability, rehearsed runbooks and engineers who know GeneXus, Bantotal and Azure. We prioritize quick wins while planning phased hardening so operations stay stable during change.
Outcome
- +Business impact analysis across channels, APIs, data flows and dependencies
- +DR architecture with clear RTO/RPO targets and tested failover paths
- +Incident response playbooks with roles, timers and communication templates
- +Resilience patterns for GeneXus, Bantotal and custom services
- +Observability and alerts calibrated to critical user journeys
- +Change window practices that reduce regression risk
Key benefits
What you gain
Concrete outcomes teams see after working with Eximus.
Auditor-ready evidence
Documented test results, RTO/RPO evidence and runbooks that regulators and auditors can act on — not a binder that was last updated two years ago.
Calm during incidents
Rehearsed playbooks and clear ownership mean your team knows exactly what to do when something breaks — no improvisation under pressure.
Resilience that survives modernization
We run hardening in parallel with migration and upgrade projects, not after them. The risk window stays contained.
Reduced single points of failure
Systematic identification and remediation of fragile dependencies before they cause an outage — not after.
Faster recovery when things go wrong
Tested runbooks and trained teams reduce mean-time-to-recover materially. Rehearsed response is faster than improvised response.
Continuity during high-risk windows
Dedicated coverage for cutovers, peak periods and regulatory release dates — when the cost of a gap is highest.
How we work
Our approach
Controlled delivery with senior engineers who know your stack.
Resilience assessment
We map your critical flows, identify gaps in DR plans and review recent incidents or near-misses.
Hardening roadmap
We define phased improvements that deliver quick wins without disrupting ongoing operations.
Implementation, rehearsal and handoff
We implement, run tabletop and live DR rehearsals, then hand off with evidence packages.
Proof points
Measured outcomes
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Fewer incidents
Quarter-over-quarter reduction achieved during a regional bank core migration — observability hardening and clear ownership drove the improvement
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Incident response SLA
Kickoff SLA for urgent resilience engagements
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DR rehearsals that expose real gaps
Industry pattern: most documented DR plans have never been tested under realistic failure conditions
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Faster recovery with runbooks
Rehearsed and documented response vs. ad-hoc coordination
Operating context
What this means in practice
Banks and regulated companies cannot afford downtime while modernizing or operating legacy systems. This solution is for CIOs, CTOs and risk leaders who need resilient channels, tested recovery paths and calm execution during incidents.
When this solution is a good fit
- You operate GeneXus or Bantotal and need to modernize without downtime risk.
- DR tests expose gaps or depend on knowledge held by very few people.
- Incidents propagate across channels because ownership is unclear.
- Regulators ask for RTO/RPO evidence and documented procedures.
- Large cutovers or migrations are coming and you need to contain risk.
Proof from the field
In a regional bank migration, Eximus hardened critical services, introduced observability for key flows and ran DR rehearsals before major milestones. The result: zero unplanned downtime during the migration window and 32% fewer incidents quarter over quarter. See the Resilient Digital Banking case study for the full account.
Our operating model
We combine senior engineering with operational discipline. We don't just design architectures — we implement, rehearse and document so your team can operate the resilience posture independently after we hand off.
Related services
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Proof from the field
Client references that validate this solution
Banking & Finance
Keeping digital banking resilient through a core migration
Zero downtime during migration, 32% fewer incidents, and stronger recovery readiness.
Banking & Finance
Modernizing ITSARC's credit risk platform without disrupting operations
Kept reporting and integrations stable while moving the platform to a maintainable, lower-risk architecture.
Banking & Finance
Modernizing MINERVA CREDIT's card platform without service interruption
Moved a core card platform from GeneXus 8 to 16 while keeping customer channels available and release risk under control.
FAQ
Common questions
Next step
Make your continuity predictable
We start with a focused assessment of your critical flows, recent incidents and DR posture — then map a phased hardening plan with measurable milestones.