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Mission resilience starts with visibility

How resilient is your technology when public services cannot wait?

Assess infrastructure, cybersecurity, constituent services, continuity, facilities systems and technology governance across your agency.

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What you receive

A practical, leadership-ready maturity snapshot.

Connect technology maturity to mission delivery, resilience, constituent or customer experience, security and investment priorities.

Recognize riskReveal the conditions most likely to disrupt critical services.
Prioritize valueSee which improvements can strengthen performance and trust.
Build a roadmapTranslate findings into sequenced, actionable opportunities.
Flexible procurement pathwayProjectized Solutions can support planning, implementation and managed services through available cooperative purchasing contracts when your organization elects to use them. Cooperative contracts are optional and subject to your procurement requirements.
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Interactive assessment

Public-Sector Technology & Service Resilience

Answer based on current organizational practice. Use “Unknown” when visibility itself is the gap.

Organization profile

1. Infrastructure & Service Reliability · target 80%

1. Critical applications, networks, facilities systems and service dependencies are inventoried and assigned owners. Priority controlImpact weight: 5/5
2. Availability, capacity and recurring interruptions are measured against public-service impact. Impact weight: 4/5
3. Network, cloud, endpoint, communications and power single points of failure are identified and addressed. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
4. Technology lifecycle, warranty, support status and replacement forecasts inform capital planning. Impact weight: 3/5
5. Remote, field and public-facing locations receive consistent connectivity, support and security. Impact weight: 3/5

2. Cybersecurity & Data Protection · target 80%

6. MFA, least privilege and periodic access reviews protect workforce, vendors and privileged accounts. Impact weight: 5/5
7. Public safety, administrative, public access, IoT and building systems are appropriately segmented. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
8. Sensitive constituent, justice, financial, workforce and operational data are classified and protected. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
9. Security monitoring, vulnerability management and incident escalation cover critical systems and third parties. Priority controlImpact weight: 3/5
10. Cyber incident plans address service continuity, executive decisions, public communications, evidence and recovery. Impact weight: 3/5

3. Digital Government & Constituents · target 80%

11. Online services are accessible, mobile-friendly, secure and designed around constituent needs. Impact weight: 5/5
12. Identity, payment, records and workflow integrations reduce duplicate entry and manual handoffs. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
13. Service desk and constituent feedback reveal recurring friction and improvement opportunities. Impact weight: 4/5
14. Data ownership and quality standards support reliable reporting, transparency and decision-making. Impact weight: 3/5
15. Staff receive role-appropriate training for secure technology use and digital-service delivery. Impact weight: 3/5

4. Continuity, Safety & Facilities · target 80%

16. Approved recovery priorities and objectives exist for essential public services and supporting technology. Priority controlImpact weight: 5/5
17. Backups and restoration procedures are protected and routinely tested for critical systems. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
18. Emergency operations, public safety, communications, facilities and IT coordinate during disruptions. Impact weight: 4/5
19. Access control, surveillance, emergency communications and building systems have clear ownership and support. Impact weight: 3/5
20. Exercises address cyberattack, severe weather, utility loss, facility outage and vendor disruption. Impact weight: 3/5

5. Governance, Procurement & Delivery · target 80%

21. Technology governance connects strategic plans, risk, budgets, procurement and department priorities. Priority controlImpact weight: 5/5
22. Projects have accountable sponsors, defined outcomes, realistic resources, dependencies and change control. Impact weight: 4/5
23. Architecture, diagrams, contracts, standards and support responsibilities are current and controlled. Impact weight: 4/5
24. Vendors are evaluated for security, performance, continuity, accessibility and contractual accountability. Priority controlImpact weight: 3/5
25. Leadership receives recurring metrics on service health, cyber risk, lifecycle exposure, projects and public impact. Impact weight: 3/5

This self-assessment is an initial planning tool, not an audit, certification, engineering study or guarantee of risk reduction. Validate material decisions through appropriate professional review.

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