SentiQore connects live threat monitoring, standards-based continuity planning, and grounded AI guidance for governments and enterprises across the MENA region.
SentiQore is a final-beta business continuity and resilience intelligence platform for MENA governments and enterprises. It combines live threat monitoring with ISO 22301 lifecycle guidance, risk management, scenario testing, and grounded AI support.
- Connects external threat signals to the organisation’s continuity context.
- Guides teams through impact analysis, recovery strategy, exercises, and governance.
- Keeps AI recommendations grounded in the active client’s data and subject to human confirmation.
The gap between monitoring and continuity planning
Threat monitoring tells an organisation what may be happening outside. A business continuity programme explains what the organisation will do when an event affects critical operations. In many teams, those activities live in separate tools and meet only during a crisis or an annual exercise.
SentiQore is designed to close that gap. It combines live incident detection from open-source intelligence feeds with structured risk, impact, recovery, exercise, and governance workflows.
A full continuity lifecycle, not a plan repository
The platform guides teams through the ISO 22301 lifecycle, from organisational context and scope to business impact analysis, recovery strategies, exercises, and management oversight. Its risk model also references ISO 31000, NCEMA 7000, NESA, and MITRE ATT&CK.
The result is meant to be an operating system for resilience rather than a storage location for finished plans. Readiness, threats, scenarios, decisions, and follow-up actions remain connected.
Continuity becomes operational when a changing threat can be traced to an affected capability, a recovery decision, and an accountable owner.
Grounded AI with a human decision gate
Rasid, SentiQore’s AI analyst, answers from the active client’s data and proposes specific changes for confirmation. AI can help draft, summarise, and surface gaps, but it should not silently alter the continuity record.
A black-swan red-team engine is designed to expose scenarios teams may not normally plan for, while early-warning indicators feed back into monitoring. Multi-entity organisations can use portfolio roll-ups to compare readiness across their estate.
Who it is for and where it stands
SentiQore is intended for governments and enterprises across the MENA region that need to connect continuity management, risk intelligence, and executive readiness. Its regional focus is reflected in the standards and operating context it supports.
BITS currently describes SentiQore as final beta. That means the product is usable and close to release, but it should not be presented as a fully launched public service yet.
Frequently asked questions
What standards does SentiQore support?
Its current scope references ISO 22301, ISO 31000, NCEMA 7000, NESA, and MITRE ATT&CK.
What does Rasid do?
Rasid is the product’s grounded AI analyst. It answers from active client data and proposes changes for human confirmation.
Is SentiQore launched?
BITS currently classifies SentiQore as final beta.