Pacific-led advisory and engineering
Sovereign Cloud and Cyber Resilience
Secure, recoverable infrastructure designed for island geography, constrained connectivity, and national continuity.
Designed for: Government CIOs, national CSIRTs, regulated enterprises, utilities, and development partners
Regional evidence
The operating context, in numbers.
Bottom 30%
Pacific island download speeds ranked in the bottom three deciles of developing countries in the World Bank's regional assessment.
3 countries
Kiribati, Nauru and Tuvalu were not connected to submarine fibre at the time of the assessment, increasing satellite-service disruption exposure.
Outcomes
- • Reduced critical vendor dependency
- • Tested continuity and recovery
- • A practical pathway to secure shared services
Capabilities
- • Cloud and hosting strategy
- • Zero Trust and identity architecture
- • SOC and observability design
- • Disaster recovery and continuity exercises
Research and advisory offer
Evidence before architecture or procurement.
A critical-service resilience study that maps dependency chains, identity and privileged access, connectivity failure modes, data residency and cryptographic control, recovery objectives, and realistic investment options.
Measures built into the engagement
- Recovery time and recovery point achieved in exercises
- Critical dependencies with tested alternatives
- Privileged accounts under institutional control
- Services operable during connectivity degradation
Sovereignty test
Control is measured through governance, privileged access, cryptographic authority, portability, and recovery—not location alone.