Cyber & Data Foundations

Strong cyber and data foundations enable organizations to use information securely, reliably, and at scale. We help assess existing capabilities and establish a practical roadmap covering data quality, governance, architecture, accessibility, and cybersecurity. The focus is on addressing the foundations needed for priority business and AI use cases while reducing operational risk and avoiding unnecessary complexity.

We help identify the cybersecurity risks that matter most to your business, critical assets, products, and operations. Through targeted assessments and technical testing, we evaluate current capabilities and identify material gaps. We then prioritize actions based on risk reduction, business impact, and implementation effort, creating a focused roadmap for investment and improvement.

AI readiness starts with understanding which data is needed for priority use cases and whether it is suitable, accessible, and appropriately governed. We assess data quality, ownership, availability, architecture, and supporting infrastructure and tooling. We then identify the improvements needed to make data reliable and usable for AI, while addressing relevant security, privacy, and governance requirements.

We help organizations translate AI ambitions into practical data and architecture requirements. This includes defining the target architecture, data management capabilities, integration patterns, infrastructure, and tooling needed to support priority use cases. We develop a phased roadmap that balances immediate business value with reusable foundations, enabling AI solutions to scale without creating fragmented or unnecessarily complex technology environments.

Applicable requirements depend on your products, activities, sector, markets, and role in the value chain. These may include the Cyber Resilience Act, NIS2 and its national implementation, GDPR, the Data Act, and relevant standards. We help determine the applicable obligations and translate them into practical technical and organizational measures, while identifying opportunities to reuse controls and evidence across requirements.

An assessment provides a structured view of current capabilities, material gaps, and improvement priorities against an agreed scope. Depending on the engagement, deliverables may include a maturity assessment, risk or gap analysis, target architecture, prioritized recommendations, and an implementation roadmap. We work with your teams to define ownership, dependencies, and next steps, with the scope tailored to your business objectives and technical environment.