One platform for every part of your business, correlated.
Continuum, Serve, Lens and Ops run your continuity, incidents, impact analysis, and operations. Cosmos reads every signal across them and turns it into one continuously computed Resiliency Score — so your board, regulator, and bank can trust it.
Four regulatory deadlines are already live. Most organisations aren't ready for any of them.
Mandatory breach notification and a named DPO — most staff have never been trained on what that means in practice.
Banks now push technology risk requirements down to their vendors and partners, not just themselves.
Malaysia's Cyber Security Act creates real enforcement teeth — "we have a firewall" stopped being an answer.
ESG reporting is now expected up and down the supply chain, not just at the listed parent company.
None of these are hypothetical — they're why the Malaysia Country Template exists inside Cosmos from day one, not bolted on later.
Four apps. One nervous system.
Each app owns its domain and correlates its own vendor signals. All of them roll up into Cosmos through one shared signal schema — start with one, add more without losing anything.
Continuum
Business continuity & disaster recovery, orchestrated — not just documented.
Serve
Incident response coordinated in real time, from first alert to after-action.
Lens
Business impact analysis that tells you what actually matters, and why.
Ops
Day-to-day operations, unified into one observable surface.
Not a questionnaire. A continuously computed score.
Cosmos is the intelligence layer underneath every app on the platform. Every weight, gate, and maturity descriptor is database-defined and versioned. When your score changes, we tell you exactly why — the signal, the template, the version.
Built for how resilient businesses actually run.
One score, not five dashboards
Every app feeds the same signal schema into Cosmos, so leadership reads one number instead of reconciling five reports.
Continuous, not annual
Real-time score updates as signals change — across all tiers including Foundation. No waiting for the next audit cycle.
Standards-calibrated
Every weight maps to COBIT 2019, NIST CSF 2.0, ISO 27001:2022, and ITIL 4. Not an invented scale.
Malaysia-contextual
PDPA 2024, NACSA CSA 2024, BNM RMiT, Bursa ESRF, and the Madani framework built into the Malaysia Country Template.
Auditable methodology
Every snapshot records the exact template version that produced it. Defensible to board, auditor, and regulator. Immutable.
GLC & Bursa-ready
Scoring methodology aligned with what GLCs, government agencies, and Bursa-listed companies expect.
The same platform, wherever you start.
One owner-operator or a Bursa-listed board — same signal schema, same score, different entry point.
Common questions.
How is the Resiliency Score different from a checklist audit?
A checklist audit is a point-in-time snapshot, usually self-reported and reviewed once a year. Cosmos, the Axceed Platform's intelligence layer, computes your score continuously from live signals across every app — weighted by how credible the evidence is: self-assessment, vendor APIs, live system integrations, or CSVA on-site validation. The score moves as your actual posture changes, not just when you book an assessment.
What happens to our score if we don't update it?
The score reflects the most recent evidence available. If no new signals arrive, the score stays as last computed — it doesn't silently decay, but it also won't reflect improvements you've made unless those are captured as new evidence.
Do we need every app, or can we start with one?
Start wherever the pain is loudest — Continuum for continuity, Serve for incidents, Lens for impact analysis, Ops for day-to-day. Every app feeds the same signal schema into Cosmos, so your score only gets richer as you add more. Nothing is wasted.
Can we choose which standards our score is measured against?
Foundation and Professional tiers use the Malaysia Country Template by default. Professional and above can configure an assessment blend — choosing which framework emphasis (COBIT, NIST, ISO, ITIL) applies — without changing the underlying calculation rules.
Is the methodology publicly available?
Yes — the Methodology page publishes the standards mapping, maturity scale, and governance rules. Exact numeric weights and credibility constants are not published publicly, consistent with how other rating methodologies protect their calibration while remaining auditable to clients and regulators.
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