Resolver review
Risk intelligence and incident management · by Resolver (Kroll), Toronto, Canada
Updated August 28, 2026
Overall editorial score out of 10
Verdict: Organisations where incidents, investigations and security events drive the risk programme.
What is Resolver?
Resolver, now part of Kroll, combines operational risk, incident management, investigations and corporate security in one platform. Strong in incident-heavy sectors — banking operations, aviation, corporate security. Its risk intelligence positioning links incident data back to the risk register.
Pros
- Excellent incident and investigations workflow
- Links incident data to risk assessment credibly
- Kroll relationship brings advisory depth
- Clean, modern interface
Cons
- No GCC hosting or Arabic UI
- Audit module is comparatively shallow
- Regional support depends on EMEA hours
- Framework content is generic rather than regional
Who is it for?
A good fit if: Organisations where incidents, investigations and security events drive the risk programme.
Look elsewhere if: Compliance-first buyers needing GCC framework content and Arabic support.
Where Resolver ranks
GCC readiness
| Data residency | US/EU/Canada hosting |
|---|---|
| Arabic support | No |
| Regional presence | Some regional clients via EMEA; Kroll offices in Dubai and Riyadh |
| Framework content | ISO 31000, ISO 27001, Corporate security standards |
| Deployment | Cloud |
| Pricing | Module subscription; quote-based |
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Frequently asked questions
Is Resolver good for risk management?
Resolver is ranked #14 of 16 in our risk management software ranking, with an overall score of 7.4/10. It is best for organisations where incidents, investigations and security events drive the risk programme. It is less suited to compliance-first buyers needing GCC framework content and Arabic support.
Does Resolver support Arabic and data residency in the GCC?
Hosting: US/EU/Canada hosting. Arabic: no Arabic interface advertised. Deployment: Cloud. Regional presence: Some regional clients via EMEA; Kroll offices in Dubai and Riyadh.
How much does Resolver cost?
Pricing model: Module subscription; quote-based. Model three-year total cost, including implementation and internal administration, rather than comparing first-year licence quotes.