The CyberRisk Governance System (CRG) is a cyber risk management platform designed to unify cybersecurity, compliance, and risk management for small, mid-size, and non-profit organizations. It is built around the NIST SP 800-286 (NIST 8286) risk management methodology and generates Risk Registers and Risk Profiles as core data outputs. The platform is structured around a four-tier compliance community framework spanning Global, Regional, Local, and Industrial levels, addressing sector-specific regulatory requirements across verticals including healthcare, finance, manufacturing, hospitality, and critical infrastructure. Key components include: - Board and executive oversight support for strategic cyber risk direction - Risk assessment and management through systematic threat identification and vulnerability evaluation - Policy and framework development aligned to regulatory requirements - Resource allocation guidance based on risk assessments - Monitoring and reporting via key risk indicators and metrics - Incident response and recovery governance structures - Compliance and regulatory management The system incorporates an AI Governance Research Foundation aimed at enabling Augmented Intelligence capabilities and autonomous compliance evidence generation. It includes a Global Resilience Index that allows organizations to benchmark cybersecurity maturity against peers by geography, compliance framework, and organizational size. Educational partnerships with academic institutions are a structural component, enabling student-run capstone projects that deliver security assessments, policy development, and implementation support. Supporting tools include the Unity Risk Indicator, Business Impact Analysis Playbook & Workbook, and a Resilience-By-Design eBook.