Critical Infrastructure Risk Assessment Services

A CISA assessment generally refers to an evaluation associated with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency or its guidance for identifying and managing operational risk. For physical and IT-supporting infrastructure, a useful assessment documents critical assets, evaluates vulnerabilities and dependencies, identifies likely consequences of failure, and prioritizes improvements. EdgeUptime’s assessment focuses specifically on UPS equipment, batteries, runtime, and power-related failure exposure.

A practical five-step security risk assessment is to identify critical assets, identify threats and vulnerabilities, analyze likelihood and impact, prioritize risks, and select controls with a review process. For backup power infrastructure, this means inventorying UPS assets, checking battery and runtime condition, finding single points of failure, ranking the operational impact of each gap, and creating a phased remediation plan with ownership and deadlines.

CIRMP requirements depend on the jurisdiction, sector, and applicable regulatory framework. Programs commonly require organizations to identify critical assets and hazards, assess likelihood and consequences, implement controls, maintain documentation, assign responsibility, test plans, and review risks periodically. Healthcare, government, and financial organizations may also need maintenance records, battery test evidence, and documented reports. Confirm requirements with the relevant regulator or compliance adviser.

EdgeUptime’s Uptime Risk Review includes a UPS inventory audit, battery health review, runtime analysis, and a map of end-of-life equipment and single points of failure. The resulting PDF report includes risk scores, battery health charts, runtime gaps, a prioritized replacement roadmap, and an executive summary. It can be completed virtually through documentation and video review or on-site with access to UPS and IT-closet equipment.

Most assessments take approximately 30 to 60 minutes, with the exact scope based on the number of locations and size of the UPS fleet. A typical single-site assessment is completed in one virtual session or site visit. After the evaluation, EdgeUptime delivers the professional PDF report, enabling operations and leadership teams to review findings quickly.

Yes. The EdgeUptime Uptime Risk Review is provided at no cost and with no obligation to purchase additional services. It is also included in EdgeUptime Essentials, Managed, and Premium packages. Your organization keeps the completed report regardless of whether you move forward with remediation, monitoring, maintenance, or another EdgeUptime service. The report is designed to support informed infrastructure decisions.

Yes. EdgeUptime can scope assessments for a single site or distributed programs with many locations. The team documents equipment and risk exposure across common UPS platforms, including Eaton, APC, Vertiv, CyberPower, and other installed systems. Multi-site findings can help organizations standardize replacement priorities, identify repeatable weaknesses, and develop a coordinated approach to budgeting, maintenance, monitoring, and compliance documentation.

After delivery, your team can use the report to prioritize immediate risks, plan replacement budgets, and support leadership or audit discussions. If needed, EdgeUptime can provide UPS sizing and installation, battery replacement and responsible disposal, preventive maintenance, continuous monitoring, and managed uptime programs. There is no requirement to engage these services; the assessment report stands on its own as a documented risk baseline.