Category Sourcing · Crisis Management · Operational Resilience

The IR runbook is only as good as the platform it runs on.

Every CISO has incident response runbooks. Far fewer have systems that actually execute them when something real happens — notifying the right people on the right channels in seconds, mobilizing response teams, recovering systems, tracking who's safe, documenting what happened. This category is for the moment the breach is no longer hypothetical.

The full operational resilience stack, four layers deep.

Critical Event ManagementEverbridge Cyber RecoveryAssured Data Protection Cloud-Native PhysicalYourSix Managed PhysicalPhySaaS
Layer of the stack Communication, coordination, and response orchestration System and data recovery after destructive event Cloud-native physical security platform (Y6OS) Physical security delivered as a managed service
What problem "Something happened. 10,000 people need to know what to do — in seconds." "Backups exist. Now we need to actually restore production after ransomware." "Legacy NVRs in closets and access control servers are operational debt — go cloud-native." "Consolidate physical security operations into one managed contract."
Best-fit buyer Enterprise CISO/CSO/BCP lead with distributed footprint CISO whose IR plan ends at "and then we restore" Multi-location org modernizing physical security; SDVOSB procurement preference CISO/CSO consolidating physical + cyber operations
Differentiator 4,400+ customers, 200+ countries, NASDAQ-listed (EVBG) Managed Rubrik service, immutable recovery, tested cyber recovery posture True-cloud Y6OS platform, Axis strategic partner, service-disabled veteran-owned End-to-end managed (access + video + intrusion + monitoring)
How they pair The conductor of the response — coordinates with the other three Restoration phase — paired with Everbridge for status updates during recovery Detection phase — feeds events into Everbridge for response coordination Detection phase — feeds events into Everbridge for response coordination

YourSix vs PhySaaS — different shapes of "physical."

Both deliver physical security but the model is different. YourSix is a cloud-native platform (Y6OS) — you operate it, they host and maintain the infrastructure, you consume it as software. PhySaaS is more managed-service-led — they handle operations including monitoring response. YourSix wins for organizations going cloud-native by choice and wanting platform flexibility. PhySaaS wins for organizations that want physical security removed from their operational scope entirely. Either pairs cleanly with Everbridge for the response coordination layer.

Which one to brief — in one sentence each.

Everbridge

Everbridge

Brief Everbridge if you have IR runbooks but lack the platform to execute them when seconds count — cyber, IT, physical, operational.

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Assured Data Protection

Assured Data Protection

Brief Assured if your IR runbook ends at "and then we restore from backup" without a tested, immutable recovery architecture.

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YourSix

YourSix

Brief YourSix if you're modernizing multi-location physical security to true-cloud — and SDVOSB procurement preferences matter.

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PhySaaS

PhySaaS

Brief PhySaaS if you want physical security consolidated under one managed contract (access, video, intrusion, monitoring).

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One brief. The right resilience platform for the next bad day.

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