SBIR TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM

M-RAMPS

SBIR Topic: N221-031 | Phase III Contract Eligible

SBIR-developed. Phase III-eligible today.

M-RAMPS integrates cybersecurity risk models directly into the systems engineering lifecycle — enabling program managers to assess, plan, and mitigate cyber risk as a first-class engineering concern rather than a compliance afterthought.

Traditional cybersecurity risk assessment happens in isolation from systems engineering decisions. By the time a risk management framework assessment surfaces a vulnerability, the engineering baseline may have already been set — making remediation expensive and disruptive. M-RAMPS closes this gap by embedding mission-focused risk models into the engineering planning process itself, giving decision-makers visibility into how design choices affect cybersecurity posture before those choices are locked.

The platform translates cyber risk into engineering terms — schedule impact, cost exposure, and mission degradation — so that program managers and systems engineers can make informed trade-offs without requiring dedicated cybersecurity expertise at every design review.

M-RAMPS supports any program where cybersecurity risk intersects systems engineering decisions — from early-phase design trades through sustainment planning. Applicable across maritime, air, and land domain platforms and enterprise C4I architectures where engineering change has cascading cyber implications.

SBIR Phase III Contract Eligible — Government-validated IP with statutory follow-on award authority for derivative work across DoD programs.

Phase I Completed

MBSE-enabled Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability Performance Suite. Funded to deliver model-based RAM analytics for maritime domain surface combatant programs.

Phase I (2022) — Navy

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SBIR Phase III authority lets a federal agency award follow-on work to G2 Ops sole-source under 15 U.S.C. § 638.