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ResilientX helps organizations find and reduce cyber risk across their external attack surface and their third-party suppliers. Protecting our customers' data is central to our pro...

Cyber posture score

0.52 / 100 Low exposure

Lower is better · measured from outside by ResilientX · scanned October 5, 2026

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About Resilient X Italia S.r.l.

Protect your digital perimeter and manage vendor risks with ResilientX. Unified exposure management, automated security testing, and continuous risk monitoring.

Website
resilientx.com
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Industry
Computer Security
Employees
10-50
Founded
2022
Social profiles
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Cyber posture score

Measured from outside by ResilientX, not reported by the company. Lower is better.

How it works

Cyber posture score

0.52 / 100 Low exposure

Lower is better · measured from outside by ResilientX · scanned October 5, 2026

Observed

Trend

Jul 20, 2026 · 0.02 Oct 8, 2026 · 0.52

Exposure over the last 12 scans (lower is better)

Compliance

Security practices

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Frequently asked questions

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Where is our customer data hosted?

In the European Economic Area, on Amazon Web Services in Frankfurt (eu-central-1), with Cloudflare and Vercel at the edge.

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How do you handle international data transfers?

US-based edge and support providers are covered by the EU–US Data Privacy Framework and the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses (with the UK Addendum/IDTA where UK data is involved).

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How can I report a security vulnerability?

Email info@resilientx.com. Our disclosure details are published at resilientx.com/.well-known/security.txt.

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What anyone can see from outside

Observed

Read from resilientx.com the way any browser or mail server would.

7 of 9 public checks passed

Email

1 of 2 passed

  • SPF

    Pass

    An SPF record lists the servers allowed to send mail for resilientx.com, and turns the rest away (~all).

  • DMARC

    Attention

    Mail pretending to come from resilientx.com is only reported, not stopped (DMARC policy none).

  • Mail servers

    Info

    5 mail servers receive mail for resilientx.com.

Website

3 of 3 passed

  • HTTPS

    Pass

    The website answers over HTTPS and sends plain HTTP visitors there.

  • TLS version

    Pass

    Connections use a current protocol (TLSv1.3).

  • Certificate

    Pass

    The certificate is valid until November 12, 2026.

DNS

1 of 2 passed

  • DNSSEC

    Fail

    DNS answers for resilientx.com are not signed (no DNSSEC).

  • CAA record

    Pass

    A CAA record says which certificate authorities may issue certificates for resilientx.com.

Disclosure

2 of 2 passed

  • security.txt

    Pass

    Publishes a security.txt file that tells researchers how to report a vulnerability.

  • Trust page

    Pass

    Has its own trust or security page.

    https://trust.resilientx.com/

These checks read what any browser or mail server can see. They are not a penetration test or an audit. Checked October 8, 2026.

Report a security issue

Found a vulnerability in Resilient X Italia S.r.l.’s systems? Tell its security team directly.

Contact in its security.txt
info@resilientx.com

Common questions about Resilient X Italia S.r.l.

How secure is Resilient X Italia S.r.l.?
ResilientX measures Resilient X Italia S.r.l.’s cyber posture score from outside at 0.52 out of 100 (low exposure; lower is better) as of October 5, 2026. It is not an audit. Details
Is Resilient X Italia S.r.l. ISO 27001 certified?
Resilient X Italia S.r.l. is working towards ISO/IEC 27001. Details
Does Resilient X Italia S.r.l. use DMARC?
Partly. Resilient X Italia S.r.l. publishes a DMARC record with policy none: fake mail from resilientx.com is reported, not stopped.
Does Resilient X Italia S.r.l.’s website use HTTPS?
Yes. resilientx.com answers over HTTPS and sends plain HTTP visitors there, but does not tell browsers to insist on HTTPS (no HSTS).

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