Cybrbase Solutions for the Public Sector

Cybrbase delivers a services-led, product-enabled cybersecurity governance and compliance platform built for critical infrastructure operators. The following solutions are available individually or as part of an integrated engagement.

Policy and Plan Development

Cybrbase builds the policy infrastructure agencies need to achieve and sustain compliance. This includes development of cybersecurity policy libraries, incident response plans, board resolutions, ransomware response policies, and documentation aligned to state and federal mandates including requirements tied to federal transit funding and state-level critical infrastructure statutes. Every deliverable is written for the agency's actual environment, not adapted from a generic template, and is designed to hold up under audit, board scrutiny, and regulatory review.

Cybersecurity Risk Assessment

Cybrbase conducts structured Cybersecurity Risk Review (CRR) assessments that give agencies a clear, documented picture of their current security posture. Our assessments span ten governance domains, identify gaps against established frameworks, and produce board-ready findings that prioritize risk reduction in plain language. Agencies leave with a scored baseline, a remediation roadmap, and documentation that satisfies regulatory and funding requirements.

AI Governance Program

As public agencies adopt AI-powered tools, often without formal oversight, Cybrbase provides a structured AI governance engagement that gets risk under control fast. We can conduct shadow AI discovery to surface tools already in use across the organization, assess data exposure and operational risk, develop acceptable use policies, and align programs with emerging federal and state AI guidance. The result is a defensible AI governance framework that agencies can present to oversight bodies, funders, and boards.

Cybrbase XRM (Extended Risk Management)

Cybrbase XRM is the SaaS platform that transforms governance from a point-in-time exercise into a continuous, living program. Built specifically for critical infrastructure operators, XRM serves as the operational backbone of the Cybrbase engagement model, centralizing risk registers, policy libraries, compliance tracking, assessment results, and board-ready reporting in a single secure environment. Rather than leaving agencies with binders and spreadsheets that go stale the moment the engagement ends, XRM gives them a system of record for their entire governance posture. Role-based access ensures the right stakeholders, from IT staff to executive leadership to board members, see the information relevant to their accountability. As threats evolve, mandates change, and programs mature, XRM provides the continuity layer that keeps governance alive between engagements and audits.

Cohort Delivery Model

Cybrbase's cohort model is a distinctive approach that no other vendor offers. Rather than working with agencies in isolation, we bring peer organizations together to share threat intelligence, benchmark compliance progress, and build collective resilience across a region or sector. Active multi-agency cohorts accelerate time-to-compliance, reduce per-agency cost, and create a lasting community of practice that continues to deliver value long after the formal engagement ends.

Tabletop Exercise Facilitation

Cybrbase designs and facilitates cybersecurity tabletop exercises tailored to the operational realities of transit agencies and critical infrastructure operators. Exercises simulate realistic threat scenarios including ransomware, data breach, and operational disruption events, engaging IT staff, leadership, and board members in a structured response process. Participants gain confidence, identify process gaps, and produce documented after-action reports that support ongoing program improvement.

Ongoing Governance Program Management

For agencies with lean or non-existent internal security resources, Cybrbase serves as the extended team they do not have. We embed as a program management resource to maintain compliance posture, monitor emerging threats and regulatory changes, update policies, and provide continuous board-level reporting. This ongoing engagement model ensures that compliance achieved is compliance sustained, and that governance infrastructure grows stronger over time rather than fading after the initial engagement closes.