Federal civilian missions
Incident command, investigation and recovery support for agencies, programs and mission partners operating under federal acquisition and information-handling requirements.
Decripte combines human-governed operational AI with senior incident responders to investigate, contain, eradicate and recover from cyber incidents across federal, state, local and public-safety environments.
Mission response model
AI + senior operators
Delivery architecture, authorizations and controls are selected against the solicitation, information category and agency boundary.
15+
years of incident-response experience
4,000+
incident engagements and investigations
24×7
expert response operating model
7 stages
from detection through lessons learned
The same response lifecycle is adapted to each organization’s authority, mission, data, infrastructure and acquisition requirements.
Incident command, investigation and recovery support for agencies, programs and mission partners operating under federal acquisition and information-handling requirements.
Evidence-aware response, protected collaboration and operational reporting for organizations whose availability, integrity and chain of custody matter.
Ransomware containment, service restoration and resilience for cities, counties, public authorities and community-facing digital services.
Cyber response for high-consequence environments where disruption can affect essential operations, citizens and public trust.
DMS unifies telemetry, evidence, hypotheses, actions and reporting. Decripte experts remain inside the operating loop for judgment, escalation and mission context.
Explore the DMS platformCreate an incident command structure, preserve decision quality and coordinate technical, legal, executive and communications workstreams.
Incident command · War room · Decision log
Correlate endpoint, identity, network, cloud and application evidence to determine scope, root cause, impact and attacker behavior.
Forensics · Timeline · Root cause
Turn validated findings into governed actions that isolate systems, revoke access, stop persistence and remove malicious presence.
Containment · Remediation · Validation
Restore trusted operations, document the response and convert lessons learned into stronger controls, playbooks and readiness.
Recovery · Reporting · Improvement
Automation accelerates the work; policy, accountability and expert judgment govern the response.
Normalize telemetry and identify behavior that requires investigation.
Validate scope and severity, then open a governed incident record.
Build the evidence graph, timeline, hypotheses and affected-asset map.
Recommend or execute approved actions through connected security controls.
Remove persistence, close access paths and validate corrective actions.
Restore services in a controlled sequence and monitor for recurrence.
Produce technical and executive records and improve future response.
More than 15 years of response work and lessons from over 4,000 incident engagements inform Decripte’s playbooks, investigation patterns and response knowledge.
The DMS learning layer combines governed customer-specific knowledge, public incident research and expert validation. It helps the AI reason from accumulated evidence without treating a general-purpose model as the system of record.
Approved environment facts, asset relationships and response history.
Validated techniques, evidence paths, containment outcomes and recovery lessons.
Curated advisories, public cases, threat research and defensive guidance.
Senior responders review high-impact knowledge, actions and reporting.
Each engagement begins by identifying the acquisition clause, information category, hosting boundary, personnel obligations and evidence requirements that actually apply.
Response and governance can be mapped to NIST CSF 2.0, NIST incident-response guidance and agency-specific control baselines.
DMS development is designed around secure-development practices, software supply-chain visibility and contract-specific attestation needs.
CJI, CUI, evidence and sensitive agency data are handled only within an approved scope, architecture and contractual control set.
High-impact actions are policy-bound, auditable and subject to the approval model selected by the customer.
Important: CJIS compliance, CUI handling, FedRAMP authorization, facility clearance, CMMC status and other government qualifications are scope-specific. Decripte represents only registrations, assessments and authorizations that have been formally completed and can be evidenced.
Decripte Cybersecurity & Incident Response, Inc. is a New York corporation. Public-sector work is accepted only after the relevant registration, representation, contracting and security conditions have been confirmed.
Corporate presence
Albany, New York · United States
Federal, state, local, prime-contractor and authorized subcontracting paths are evaluated per opportunity.
Scope, procurement vehicle, representations, eligibility and flow-down obligations are confirmed for each opportunity.
The operating environment is mapped to the solicitation, data category and applicable agency security requirements.
SaaS, dedicated cloud, agency cloud or controlled service delivery is selected based on authorization boundaries.
The engagement produces traceable actions, decision records, findings and reporting appropriate to the mission.
No. Decripte does not imply endorsement, authorization or an existing contract with any government agency. We pursue public-sector work through the applicable acquisition process and satisfy contract-specific requirements before delivery.
Only after the agency, data owner and contract define the applicable boundary and controls. CJIS, CUI and similar information require environment-specific technical, personnel, contractual and authorization measures; they are not covered by a generic website claim.
The operating model is configurable. AI can detect, investigate, recommend and orchestrate actions, while policy, risk tier and customer authorization determine which actions require a human decision. Every material action is designed to be traceable.
Yes, subject to rapid scoping, contracting and secure access. The response model covers incident command, forensics, containment, eradication, recovery planning and technical and executive reporting.
Public-sector engagement
We will map the response model, contracting path, security requirements and evidence package needed to perform the work responsibly.
No statement on this page implies endorsement, authorization, security clearance or an existing contract with the FBI, ATF, U.S. Department of Justice or any other government entity.