Prove your data posture. Don't just assert it.
We map where your data lives, audit it against the frameworks that matter, and remediate the gaps — leaving you with a regulator-ready trail and infrastructure that keeps your posture defensible over time.
Auditors who can also build the fix.
Most audit firms find the problem and leave. Because we build sovereign infrastructure, our governance work ends in remediation you can actually deploy — often on client-owned, residency-guaranteed foundations.
Evidence, not assertions
We produce audit trails a regulator can inspect — mapped data flows, documented controls, and residency you can prove, not just claim.
Framework fluency
GDPR, ISO 27001, and sector-specific expectations mapped to your real systems, so compliance reflects how you actually operate.
Remediation that ships
Findings come with a prioritised, costed remediation plan our own engineers can execute — not a report that gathers dust.
Continuous posture
Optional patching and monitoring retainers keep your posture defensible after the audit closes, not just on the day it is signed.
What we assess and remediate.
Engagements start from a fixed scoping figure and are quoted on data footprint. All configurations begin with a mandatory architecture consultation.
DATA PRIVACY FRAMEWORKS
Design and implementation of privacy frameworks that hold up under scrutiny — lawful-basis mapping, retention policy, and data-subject processes.
COMPLIANCE AUDIT
Full GDPR and ISO 27001 gap analysis mapped against your live infrastructure, with a clear, defensible statement of where you stand.
DATA SOVEREIGNTY MAPPING
Complete mapping of where your data lives and moves, including cross-border flows and third-party custody — the foundation of any residency guarantee.
REMEDIATION & PATCHING
Prioritised remediation planning and continuous vulnerability patching retainers to close gaps and keep them closed.
Get a defensible read on where you stand.
Book an architecture call to scope an audit against your live systems and the frameworks your counterparties expect.