Clear cyber governance

Turn cybersecurity evidence into clear next steps.

FalconForgeAI helps you make sense of the cybersecurity, compliance, vendor, and policy information you already have.

We review what you have, show where you stand, identify what needs attention, and help organize next steps so leaders can make informed decisions.

We work alongside your existing tools and processes. You do not need to replace your GRC platform, spreadsheets, ticketing system, vendor portals, or document libraries.

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From records to useful answers

Most organizations already have the information. The challenge is understanding what it means—and what to do next.

How we help

From records to useful answers

Most organizations already have cybersecurity information. The challenge is understanding what it means.

FalconForgeAI helps you answer practical questions:

  • What do we already have in place?
  • Where is the supporting documentation?
  • What appears ready for review?
  • What is missing or needs follow-up?
  • Who needs to be involved?
  • What should we work on next?

The result is a clearer picture of your current position and a practical path forward.

Documentation review See how your existing materials support selected requirements, frameworks, policies, contracts, or review questions.
Priority planning Identify what needs attention and organize the work by priority, ownership, dependencies, and what completion looks like.
Public-sector readiness Prepare clearer materials for Ohio public-sector cybersecurity governance, including HB96 and ORC § 9.64-related readiness.
Works with what you already use Keep your GRC platforms, folders, spreadsheets, tickets, and vendor systems. Get clearer answers from the information already inside them.

Fits your current tools

Keep your current tools. Get clearer answers from them.

Your GRC platform, spreadsheets, ticketing system, shared folders, and vendor portals are good at storing information.

The harder question is what that information tells you.

You will be able to see

  • whether materials support the requirement being reviewed;
  • which areas appear ready and which need more work;
  • where information is missing, outdated, or dependent on someone else;
  • who should own the next step; and
  • what will show that the work is complete.

You keep the systems your team already knows. We help make the information inside them easier to understand and act on.

Services

What we help you do

Practical services so your team can see where you stand, manage the work that follows, and prepare clearer materials for leadership and review.

Readiness Priority Analysis

See where your current materials support your requirements—and where additional work may be needed.

Findings are organized against selected frameworks, policies, contracts, internal standards, or review questions so priorities are practical, not abstract.

Improvement Planning

Leave with work your team can manage: priorities, owners, dependencies, timing, and what completion looks like.

Compliance Evidence Playbooks

Make recurring reviews easier. Know what is needed, who owns it, where it comes from, and how often it should be refreshed—using the tools you already have.

Ohio Public-Sector Governance

Help municipalities, counties, townships, schools, libraries, parks, public authorities, and their partners organize program materials, incident readiness, ownership, and leadership packets related to HB96 and ORC § 9.64.

ORC § 9.64 · HB96 guide · All public-sector guides

Vendor & Third-Party Review

Understand what vendor security materials support, what still needs clarification, and where your organization retains responsibility.

Materials can include SOC 2 reports, ISO certificates, PCI documentation, questionnaires, bridge letters, BAAs and DPAs, subprocessor lists, and customer responsibility matrices.

Cyber-Insurance Alignment

Compare supporting records with the information used in cyber-insurance applications and reviews—so preparation is clearer before underwriting conversations.

This supports better preparation; it is not an insurance or coverage determination.

Framework and compliance guides

Training

Training that connects policy to everyday work

Governance works better when employees understand what is expected and leaders can see that training actually happened. Choose the topics, audiences, and format—online, live, or blended. Ohio TechCred reimbursement may apply to eligible training.

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Training people can apply day to day—with completion records leaders can use for oversight.

Available training areas

M1 — Why HB96 matters Ohio public-sector cyber requirements in practical terms.
M2 — Human accountability and judgment Why people remain responsible when AI or automation is involved.
M3 — Audit-chain readiness Keeping records and decision history organized.
M4 — AI governance Policies, oversight, and risk controls for organizational AI use.
M5 — Secure AI use Using AI tools without exposing sensitive information.
M6 — Policy in practice Turning written requirements into daily routines.
M7 — Phishing simulation Recognizing and responding to suspicious messages.
M8 — Role-based training Leadership, IT, finance, HR, and other employee groups.
M9 — Governance labs Hands-on practice for incidents, reviews, and improvement planning.
M10 — Completion and documentation Key lessons reinforced and completion recorded.

Approach

A clearer way to see where you stand

Every conclusion should be supported by the information behind it. We keep four things separate so leaders can see not only the conclusion, but what it is based on.

1. What do you have? What is documented, implemented, observed, tested, independently reviewed, or due for an update.
2. What does it support? Which areas appear aligned, which are still progressing, and which need more information.
3. What needs to happen next? Practical actions, owners, dependencies, and what it takes to close the item.
4. How confident can you be? The strength of the conclusion based on quality, scope, age, and source of the available information.

Contact

Ready for a clearer view of your cybersecurity readiness?

You do not need to have everything organized before the first conversation. Start with the question you are trying to answer—readiness, an upcoming review, Ohio public-sector requirements, vendor risk, cyber insurance, or AI governance. We can begin with the information and processes you already have.

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Use the intake form to tell us what you are working through and what kind of review is coming up. Please keep sensitive technical or operational details out of the initial submission.

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The FAQ explains how FalconForgeAI works, what is typically reviewed, and how the process fits alongside your current tools and responsibilities.

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