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FEMA HSEEP-conformant tabletops, run by an AI, priced for a county.

Built for emergency managers, county CIOs, school district CTOs, and small state offices. Every exercise produces an HSEEP After-Action Report and a CISA CTEPs / NIST 800-84 crosswalk.

The problem

You have a state mandate, a mutual-aid expectation, and a budget that doesn't include $35,000 for a consultant.

Your CTEPs deadline is in the calendar. The state CISO wants an AAR on file. FEMA wants HSEEP form completion. Your IT director can run the technical side — but they can't facilitate, time-keep, capture decisions, and write the AAR at the same time. Annual Tabletop is the AI exercise director that does the facilitation work, so your team can focus on actually exercising the plan.

Why Annual Tabletop fits

Built for public sector — not retrofitted from an enterprise SOC tool.

  • Capability 01

    HSEEP-conformant by default.

    Every AAR follows the FEMA HSEEP template. Capability targets, core capabilities, key issues, recommendations — all populated from the session and ready to forward to your state EM coordinator.

  • Capability 02

    CTEPs and 800-84 crosswalked.

    Your AAR carries the CISA CTEPs and NIST SP 800-84 framework crosswalks alongside HSEEP. One exercise, three audit trails. No duplicate documentation work.

  • Capability 03

    Procurement-friendly.

    Cooperative-purchasing eligible. SSO included. Annual contract aligned to your fiscal year. The price on the Pricing page is the price you pay — no haggling, no per-seat surprises.

Scenarios for Public

5 scenarios tuned to your environment.

Framework crosswalks: FEMA HSEEP, CISA CTEPs, NIST 800-84, CJIS v6.0

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Sample AAR

Sample county-government AAR. HSEEP framework, CTEPs crosswalk, decisions captured against your jurisdiction's actual COOP and ESF #2 plan.

The AAR is the artifact. It's what your state EM coordinator actually reads. Every Annual Tabletop exercise produces one.

After-Action Report

Public sector — Sample Exercise

Conducted via Annual Tabletop · 60 minutes · FEMA HSEEP, CISA CTEPs, NIST 800-84, CJIS v6.0

Scenario
Constrained-decision injects tuned to a Public environment.
Decisions captured
Three time-boxed decisions, scored against your plan. Each maps to a framework control in the AAR.
Framework crosswalk
FEMA HSEEPCISA CTEPsNIST 800-84CJIS v6.0

Pricing

Public-sector pricing, built for actual public-sector procurement.

Municipal / Small Public tier pricing is published. Cooperative-purchasing vehicles and direct procurement both supported. State agency and large public system buyers should look at the Enterprise / State tier.

FAQ

Public sector — questions we get

  • Is this HSEEP-conformant?
    Yes. AARs follow the FEMA HSEEP template — capability targets, core capabilities, key issues, recommendations, and IPP. We map every captured decision back to a HSEEP capability target so your state EM coordinator gets exactly what they expect.
  • Will it satisfy CISA CTEPs?
    Yes. Our scenario library uses CISA CTEPs as one of the source taxonomies, and every AAR carries the CTEPs crosswalk so you can demonstrate alignment to CISA-supplied scenario packages.
  • Does it work for CJIS audits?
    Yes. CJIS Security Policy v6.0 §5.3 (incident response) is one of the framework crosswalks we generate. Run the IR scenario, get an AAR with §5.3 evidence, hand it to your CJIS auditor.
  • How does cooperative purchasing work?
    We support major cooperative-purchasing vehicles and state contracts. Talk to us with your preferred vehicle and we'll confirm. GSA schedule status is published on the Pricing FAQ.
  • Can my IT director run this without a consultant?
    That's the entire point. Atlas, our AI exercise director, runs the session — facilitates injects, time-keeps, captures decisions. Your IT director and EM coordinator participate as participants, not as facilitators.

Run a HSEEP exercise this quarter — without a consultant.