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What changed in ResiliencyPulse, newest first. RSS.

  • October 2026: three dashboard views, passkeys, and workbook imports

    Your dashboard now opens in the view that fits your work, sign-in is stronger, and your past maturity workbooks can start your trend line.

    Three dashboard views

    Pick the view that matches the question you are answering. Posture shows your overall score, your resilience domains, and your gaps. My work shows what to score next. Program shows every model you assess against, your cadence, and your trends over time. ResiliencyPulse remembers the view you prefer, and new organizations start with a first-run view that walks them in.

    On Posture, a Rated / All switch shows either the domains you have scored or all of them.

    Import your history

    Have earlier ISO 22301 or ISO 22361 maturity workbooks? Your Bryghtpath team can import them into your organization, mapped to the current models through an approved crosswalk, so your trend line starts on day one instead of a year from now. Older workbooks with wording differences are accepted.

    A two-page executive summary

    Download a two-page executive summary from the dashboard. It opens with a paragraph written from your scores, which your team can edit, and it carries your organization’s logo. Organization managers upload the logo once and it appears on every report.

    Stronger sign-in

    Turn on two-step verification with an authenticator app, or sign in with a passkey. The getting-started checklist counts a passkey as two-step verification.

    Also new

    • AI analysis runs on Anthropic Claude through Amazon Bedrock, in the United States. Customer data is not used to train models. Every user can run it within their own organization, and results are saved so you can reopen them.
    • No benchmark is published from fewer than five organizations.
    • Organization managers invite and manage members from a Team page.
    • A getting-started checklist for new organizations.
    • User guides at /help.
    • On a phone, a menu button opens navigation as a drawer.
    • An accessibility pass across the app, including a skip link.
    • Set your organization’s preferred date format.
    • Profile photos are private.
    • Manage billing from the app: upgrades and added users take effect at once, downgrades are credited, and a pending cancellation is shown.
    • The benchmark PDF prints on US Letter.
    • Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Data Processing Agreement published, with a benchmarking opt-out you can change at any time in settings.

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