BreachRx
Rex Platform™

Enterprise Incident Response is not a Plan. It’s a Platform.

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Rex is the Foundational Infrastructure for Disciplined, Enterprise Resilience.

Reduce risk, simplify compliance, and strengthen resilience. BreachRx empowers security, legal, privacy, and compliance teams in the world’s most complex and regulated environments—whether responding to live incidents, running readiness exercises, or meeting tight regulatory deadlines.

Rex is the platform that makes it happen.

Business Disruptions Expose the Systemic Weaknesses

A business disruption can become an uncoordinated enterprise crisis. Disconnected tools lead to breakdowns in confident decision-making.

Most organizations still rely on:

  • Static plans
  • Fragmented collaboration tools
  • Manual regulatory tracking
  • Spreadsheets
  • War rooms without documented authority
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The Rex Platform

Rex unifies the six foundational components required for enterprise resilience built with the rigor of mission-critical systems:

Rex Is the Platform
That Makes Enterprise-Wide
Incident Response Happen

ERP systems run the enterprise. CRM systems run sales and marketing.
Rex runs enterprise incident response.

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The Rex Platform Makes Enterprise Resilience Possible.
Provides Discipline and Automation When Pressure is Highest.

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Diagram of BreachRx's REX AI platform connecting four agentic capabilities: Context, Risk, Playbooks, and Decisions.

Agentic AI Embedded
in The Rex Platform

Rex integrates agentic AI into cybersecurity incident response management (CIRM) to reinforce human judgment.

As incidents unfold, it evaluates context, dynamically updates tasks and deadlines, and guides structured workflows across teams. It surfaces regulatory obligations in real time, flags disclosure and escalation
deadlines, and reinforces coordinated sequencing.

Even when information is incomplete and pressure is high, Rex drives disciplined execution across the enterprise.

Solutions Powered by the Rex Platform.

Leverage the Foundational Components for Enterprise Incident Response.

Enterprise Incident Response Supports the Full Lifecycle Before, During, and After the Disruption:

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Rex Platform FAQs

What is the BreachRx Rex Platform?

The BreachRx Rex Platform is the command center for enterprise incident response, combining structured workflows, a system of record, evidence capture, privileged communications, regulatory intelligence, and Rex AI® in one environment. It gives security, legal, privacy, IT, communications, business stakeholders, and executive teams a coordinated way to prepare for incidents, manage live response, and document decisions as they happen.

How is the Rex Platform different from SIEM, SOAR, and ITSM tools?

SIEM and SOAR tools primarily help security teams detect, investigate, and automate technical response, while ITSM tools manage technical service workflows and tickets. Rex addresses the cross-functional response that begins when a cyber event affects legal, privacy, communications, operations, and leadership. It coordinates ownership, decisions, obligations, approvals, communications, and evidence across teams by augmenting the organization’s existing security or IT systems.

Who uses the Rex Platform during a cyber incident?

Rex is built for the cross-functional team responsible for managing the business impact of an incident. Typical users include incident commanders, security and IT teams, legal counsel, privacy and compliance leaders, communications teams, executives, and other business stakeholders. Role-based workflows give each participant the context, tasks, deadlines, and decision points relevant to their responsibilities while maintaining one authoritative incident record.

How does the Rex Platform work with an organization’s existing technology stack?

Rex connects with communication, identity, security operations, notification, automation, and ticketing tools so incident response can begin and progress within the systems teams already use, rather than requiring organizations to replace their established tools. Integrations can launch incidents, deliver assignments and updates, and connect existing operational workflows to the governed response in Rex. Rex is flexible to how customers want to leverage it in their workflows, typically for potential incidents up through internally and externally reportable incidents.

What parts of the incident response program does Rex support?

Rex supports incident response readiness even before an incident, coordinates execution during an incident, and enables defensible documentation and improvement afterward. Organizations can build and test response workflows, run adaptive incident response exercises, coordinate live cross-functional response, evaluate regulatory obligations, capture actions and decisions in real time, and translate lessons learned into updated processes. This creates continuity between how teams prepare, respond, document, and improve.

Why is an enterprise incident response platform more important in the AI era?

AI-accelerated attacks can increase attack velocity, sophistication, and concurrency while compressing the time available for enterprise decisions. Static plans, spreadsheets, and disconnected collaboration tools become harder to manage as facts and obligations change. Rex gives the organization a shared operating picture, structured ownership, adaptive workflows, regulatory context, and a contemporaneous record so teams can move faster without sacrificing control or defensibility.