Risk intelligence software and online trust and safety threat analysis
Resolver sells integrated risk, compliance, audit and incident software to enterprises, but its hiring skews heavily toward security analysts rather than engineers, pointing to a growing intelligence-services arm focused on online harms and child safety. The go-to-market stack (Salesforce, Outreach, ZoomInfo, Sales Navigator) signals an outbound sales motion, and Workato adoption suggests investment in integration automation.
Resolver, a Kroll business headquartered in Toronto, builds enterprise software for corporate security, risk and compliance, and information security teams. Its platform covers risk management, incident management, internal controls such as SOX and C-SOX, internal audit, and compliance frameworks including NERC, ISO and PCI. The company also delivers threat intelligence work, including online threat detection and intelligence reporting. Resolver has 201–500 employees and hires in Canada and India. Its engineering base spans Java, C#, Scala, Python and Node.js on AWS, with PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle and Snowflake for data.
Resolver uses Java, C#, Scala, Python, Node.js and JavaScript on AWS, with PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle and Snowflake, plus Power BI, Tableau and Looker for analytics. It is adopting Workato.
Yes. Security is the largest area of Resolver's current hiring, alongside sales and marketing, with roles based in Canada and India.
Job posts point to online threat detection for child safety, CSAM and content moderation issues, plus recurring weekly intelligence and flash reports for clients.
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