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AI-supported risk management, on your own servers

A risk program that runs itself

Incidents move risk scores the moment they're tagged. Owners are asked to reassess when scores rise. Reminders and briefings go out on their own, so your team can focus on decisions.

How it works

Every signal finds its owner

Riskamy connects what happens in the business to the people responsible for it, and keeps following up until the work is done.

  1. Something happens

    An incident is logged and tagged to the risks it touches.

    INC-2291 → R-014
  2. The score moves

    Risk scores update straight away, and anything past appetite is flagged.

    12 → 16 · High
  3. The owner is asked

    The risk owner gets an email to reassess and re-rate the controls.

    Due Friday
  4. Nothing slips

    Reminders follow up on their own. Late work escalates to a manager.

    Reminder · Thu 09:00
  5. Leaders stay informed

    A plain-English briefing lands in their inbox on your schedule.

    Every Monday 08:00

Then it starts again with the next change, every day.

Riskamy AI

Monday's briefing, already written

Riskamy AI reads every change across your registers and tells leadership what rose, what fell, who's running late and which decisions are waiting. Ask it anything in between.

Which risks crossed appetite this month? Who owes us an assessment? Draft the board summary for Q3

It drafts, chases and summarises. Sign-offs always stay with a person.

From Riskamy AI · To Board risk committee
Quarterly risk summary · Q3

Risk is broadly stable, with one area to watch.

  • Payments resilience is the main concern after two outages. The owner has a remediation plan due in October.
  • Third-party risk fell for a second quarter as vendor reviews caught up.
  • All quarterly reviews were completed, three of them after a reminder.
  • Your decision: accept or treat the updated cloud concentration risk.
Open the full summaryAsk a follow-up
Reviews

On schedule, and whenever risk changes

Set quarterly, half-yearly or annual review cycles. When a score rises in between, Riskamy opens a review straight away, so you're never waiting for the next cycle.

Scheduled reviewReview triggered by a change

What changes for your team

No more chasing.

No more stale scores.

No more surprises at the board.

And all of it runs inside your walls. Riskamy installs on your own servers, so your risk data never leaves your network.

Self-hosted

Your servers, your data

Runs in your cloud account or data centre. We never see your data.

Your AI

Your choice of model

Connect the AI your company already trusts, including one that runs fully offline.

Accountable

Every action on record

A permanent history of who did what and when, people and AI alike.

Getting started

Bring your spreadsheet. Leave with a live program.

Upload the register you use today. Riskamy maps your risks, owners and controls, you approve each step, and the automations switch on.

  1. 1

    Upload what you have

    The workbook your team lives in today, however it happens to be laid out.

  2. 2

    Approve the mapping

    Riskamy proposes how every column, owner and control lands. Nothing is created until you have checked it.

  3. 3

    Switch the automations on

    Scores, review cycles, reminders and briefings start running. If it does not look right, an import can be undone.

FAQ

Common questions

What does Riskamy automate?

Score updates when incidents are tagged, review requests when scores rise, scheduled review cycles, reminders, escalations and leadership briefings. Your team sets the rules.

Does the AI make decisions for us?

No. It drafts, chases and summarises. Ratings, approvals and sign-offs always come from a person.

Does our data leave our network?

No. Riskamy runs on your servers, and you choose which AI model it works with, including one that runs offline.

Can we bring our existing register?

Yes, and it's the best place to start. You check how everything maps before it goes live, and you can undo an import.

Do we need a big IT team?

No. It runs on a single server and upgrades are one command. We'll guide your team through setup.

See your risk program run itself

Bring the spreadsheet you use today. We'll show you what it looks like when it runs on its own.

We'll reply within one working day.