About Readiness Authority
Readiness Authority is an independent information and advisory resource and vendor directory covering cyber insurance policy requirements and underwriting trends, business continuity management (BCM) frameworks, disaster recovery planning and testing, and incident response preparedness. It is published by Accessibility.com, LLC, a media company that operates focused publications and directories in compliance-adjacent fields.
We exist because enterprise risk, IR, and BCM teams shouldn't have to wade through marketing copy and analyst paywalls to figure out what's actually happening in this market — which vendors do what, which requirements are emerging, and which approaches are working in practice.
What We Cover
We focus on cyber insurance policy requirements and underwriting trends, business continuity management (BCM) frameworks, disaster recovery planning and testing, and incident response preparedness. The directory currently covers vendors across the major categories, including Cyber Insurance Providers, Business Continuity & BCM Platforms, Disaster Recovery Solutions, Incident Response Services, Risk Assessment & Quantification, Backup & Recovery Infrastructure, Tabletop Exercise & Testing Providers, and Resilience Consulting Firms.
Our blog covers vendor news, BCM and DR developments, and emerging research grounded in operational standards including NIST CSF, ISO 22301, and SANS IR methodologies. The glossary defines terms commonly used across the preparedness and resilience field, written for practitioners who want clear, jargon-free reference material.
How Vendors Get Listed
Listings are open. Any company building products or services in the cyber insurance, business continuity, disaster recovery, or incident response preparedness space can submit their listing through our Submit Vendor form. Submissions are reviewed by our editorial team for relevance and basic accuracy before being published.
Listing in the directory is free. We offer paid services for vendors who want to claim and manage their listings, access lead generation, or appear in featured placements. Those conversations happen after a vendor has been listed — they are not a prerequisite for inclusion.
What Verified Means
Verified vendors have completed an additional review process with our editorial team. This includes confirmation of company details, product claims, and a direct point of contact. A verified badge on a listing means we have done that work; an unverified listing means we have not — it does not mean the vendor is illegitimate.
How We Produce Content
Our blog content is produced through an editorial pipeline that combines AI-assisted drafting with human review. We use AI tools to help process incoming news, identify relevant stories, and produce initial drafts. Every published article is reviewed before publication.
We disclose this because we believe readers deserve to know how the content they're reading was produced. If you spot an error in any article, please email us — we correct mistakes promptly and transparently.
How We Make Money
We are funded by services we offer to vendors who choose to work with us beyond the basic free listing. These include claimed listing management, verification services, lead generation, and featured placement.
Free listings are not influenced by these paid relationships. Our editorial content — blog posts, glossary entries, vendor coverage — is produced independently of vendor commercial relationships. Verified status is earned through editorial review, not purchased.
Contact
For editorial inquiries, corrections, press requests, or general questions, email [email protected].
For vendor inquiries — claiming a listing, verification, or lead services — email [email protected].
We aim to respond within two business days.