We take AI security serious.
When you bring AI into a government agency or enterprise, the biggest question isn't "will it work?" - it's "can we trust it?"
We build every engagement around the answer being yes. Not bolted on afterwards. Not "we'll get to that." Built in from the start.
Six pillars of secure AI deployment
Every engagement is built around these six areas - the ones our government and enterprise clients care about most.
Data sovereignty
Your data stays in the region you operate in, hosted on infrastructure in your chosen region with no offshore processing — even for model inference. This keeps your data within your jurisdiction, under the privacy laws that apply to you, and it is never used to train external models.
Security hardened
Every product is built to recognised security baselines like the CIS Controls, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, and ISO 27001 — international standards that form the foundation of enterprise cyber defence. Application control, patching, MFA, admin privilege restriction — all built in at the maturity level your organisation is targeting.
Assurance-ready architecture
Controls are baked in so the product supports your audit and assurance against frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001 and ISO/IEC 42001, rather than complicating it. Network segmentation, cryptography, access control, and system hardening — all structured for regulated and sensitive workloads from the start.
Privacy by Design
AI systems can process sensitive personal information at scale — which makes privacy controls non-negotiable. We build to the privacy laws that apply to you, including GDPR, CCPA, and the privacy regimes that apply to you, embedding data minimisation, purpose limitation, and consent management directly into solution architecture.
AI-Specific Safety Controls
Traditional security frameworks weren’t built for prompt injection, model hallucination, or training data poisoning. We layer dedicated AI safety controls on top — input validation, output guardrails, red-teaming before go-live, and model access controls aligned to the OWASP LLM Top 10 and ISO/IEC 42001.
Continuous Monitoring & Assurance
Security isn’t a one-time deliverable. Every solution we deploy includes structured logging, real-time monitoring, and drift detection so you can demonstrate ongoing compliance — not just compliance at launch. Audit-ready dashboards give your security team clear visibility at all times.
All eight strategies. Covered.
The Essential Eight is the Australian Cyber Security Centre's baseline for cyber defence. Every deployment is hardened against all eight mitigation strategies at the maturity level your organisation is targeting — and multi-factor authentication leads, because compromised credentials are how most breaches start. Operating outside Australia? The same controls map directly to CIS Controls, UK Cyber Essentials, and Singapore CSA Cyber Essentials — one control set, every market.
Multi-factor authentication
Phishing-resistant MFA — passkeys and hardware security keys — on all access to admin consoles, code, pipelines, and client data. SMS codes don’t count. No exceptions.
Application control
Only approved applications and signed code execute in deployment environments.
Patch applications
Automated dependency and framework patching, with critical fixes prioritised within 48 hours.
Restrict admin privileges
Least privilege by default — dedicated admin accounts, scoped tokens, no shared credentials.
Patch operating systems
OS and runtime patching automated across the stack, on supported versions only.
User application hardening
Browsers and user-facing components locked down to reduce attack surface.
Office macro settings
Macros disabled or restricted to signed, vetted code — the classic malware door stays shut.
Regular backups
Offsite backups of code, configuration, and data with tested recovery procedures.
We hold ourselves to the same standard
Trust in a product starts with trust in the people who run it. These are the controls we apply to our own systems — the ones that hold your data.
Phishing-resistant MFA on our own accounts
Every administrative account across our identity, code, hosting, and email systems is protected by multi-factor authentication, with passkeys and hardware security keys as our standard.
Data minimisation by design
Our marketing sites run with no database at all — we collect only what a request needs, hold it with reputable providers, and never use your data to train external models.
Encrypted everywhere
Every site and product endpoint is HTTPS-only with modern TLS. There is no unencrypted path to anything we run.
Documented and reviewed
Our security architecture is documented, mapped to the Essential Eight, and reviewed quarterly against an active remediation roadmap — the same discipline we bring to client engagements.
Wherever you operate, we speak your regulator's language
One control architecture, mapped to the security, privacy, and AI governance frameworks of every major market we serve — so your compliance team isn't translating between regimes.
United States
- Security
- NIST CSF 2.0, SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria, CIS Controls
- Privacy
- CCPA/CPRA and US state privacy laws
- AI governance
- NIST AI Risk Management Framework
- Government
- FedRAMP-aligned cloud architecture
Europe & United Kingdom
- Security
- ISO/IEC 27001, NIS2 for critical sectors, UK Cyber Essentials
- Privacy
- GDPR and UK GDPR, EU-region data residency
- AI governance
- EU AI Act readiness, ISO/IEC 42001
- Government
- NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework alignment
Singapore
- Security
- CSA Cyber Essentials and Cyber Trust marks
- Privacy
- PDPA, in-country data residency available
- AI governance
- IMDA Model AI Governance Framework (incl. GenAI)
- Sector
- MAS Technology Risk Management for financial services
Southeast Asia
- Security
- ISO/IEC 27001 baseline with regional hosting options
- Privacy
- Malaysia PDPA, Thailand PDPA, Indonesia PDP Law, Philippines DPA
- AI governance
- ASEAN Guide on AI Governance and Ethics
Australia & New Zealand
- Security
- ACSC Essential Eight, ISM, IRAP-ready architecture
- Privacy
- Privacy Act (APPs), NZ Privacy Act
- AI governance
- AU Voluntary AI Safety Standard, AI Ethics Principles
- Government
- PSPF and ISM at OFFICIAL and PROTECTED
Everywhere we operate
- Security
- ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2 as the universal baseline
- AI governance
- ISO/IEC 42001, OWASP LLM Top 10
- Data
- Your data stays in your chosen region — never used to train external models
The standards behind our approach
Every engagement draws on these frameworks as appropriate to your context and classification level.
Need the full technical detail?
Our Security Deep Dive covers every control domain with standards mapping, implementation detail, and FAQ - written for security teams and assessors.
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