Xcitium offering

Cyber Risk Management for Public Sector

US program for joint insurance funds and government risk pools. Developed in New Jersey, Xcitium’s program coordinates assessment, education and protective measures for joint insurance funds and government risk pools across the US.

Discuss your requirements ↗

Public service specialists review a shared risk management plan

Public entities and pooled risk programs

Manage member risk through one shared program

For US joint insurance funds and government risk pools, the program combines independent assessments of member cyber posture with baseline services and fund-wide reporting.

The fund adopts a program

The fund makes the program part of its member risk-control services and sets the scope and participation model.

Result for the fund: A shared scope and control framework for members

Members are enrolled

Baseline services such as security awareness and external vulnerability scanning begin for each entity, bringing members with different resources into one program.

Result for the fund: Awareness education and vulnerability assessment

Posture is independently assessed

Independent assessment adds verified evidence to member self-reported checklists. Findings can be followed at member and fund level.

Result for the fund: Verified posture and areas requiring action

Results are consolidated

Administrators review the fund-wide view and documented controls. The materials support underwriting and renewal discussions.

Result for the fund: Fund reporting and renewal evidence

Fund-wide risk management

Risk poolShared program

Municipality

School board

Utility authority

Baseline services

AwarenessVulnerability scan

Independent assessment

Fund report

Renewal evidence

Result for the fund

Administrators work from one consolidated view instead of chasing member-by-member self-reports, while entities receive support through a shared risk program.

Capabilities

Capabilities with a specific purpose

Scope

Developed in New Jersey, Xcitium’s program coordinates assessments, education and protective measures for US joint insurance funds (JIFs) and government risk pools (GRPs) nationwide.

Workflow

Assess the participating entity’s environment and risks, then connect the assessment with education and relevant protective measures.

Output and handoff

The coordinated outputs are an entity risk profile, education needs and prioritized protective actions.

Responsibility boundary

The US program serves eligible joint insurance funds, government risk pools and their member entities.

Compare approaches

Service role and adjacent approach

Consideration	Cyber risk management for public sector	Information security gap assessment
Primary focus	Shared member-risk program for US funds.	Map documentation and control gaps against a selected framework.
Workflow	Coordinate baseline services and optional work.	Document review, interviews and evidence review.
Output and handoff	Member and fund-level reporting.	Prioritized gaps and remediation list.

Before you start

Confirm eligibility and fit first

For the US program, confirm fund and member eligibility and ownership of assessment versus protective actions. Organizations in Azerbaijan can discuss assessment and training services separately.

01
Which joint fund and program does the entity participate in?
02
Who delivers the assessment, training and protective actions?
03
What are the program’s geographic and eligibility terms?

Evidence for your evaluation

US public risk-pool program

US fund eligibility, baseline SAFE and scanning, fund reporting and optional assessments.

In practice

Risk assessment across public entities

A public entity or municipality wants a consistent way to assess member risks, provide education and coordinate protective measures across a joint insurance program.

What your team gains

01
Comparable view of participating entities’ risks
02
Prioritized education needs
03
Agreed protective actions and ownership

Before you decide

Questions, answered

Who is the program for?

For members of eligible joint insurance funds and government risk pools across the US.

Which activities does the program coordinate?

The program coordinates entity risk assessment, education and protective measures.

Is the program available in Azerbaijan?

This program is for US funds and risk pools. Organizations in Azerbaijan can discuss assessment and training services separately.

Next step

Discuss your requirements

Tell us about your environment and priorities to discuss the right solution, pilot scope and rollout in Azerbaijan.