Business areas
AI data centres, GPU infrastructure, secure systems and cryptography. The group’s business areas address the requirements of public institutions and regulated enterprises.
Cryptographic inventory, prioritised migration and ongoing operational governance.
- DISCOVER
The Quantum-Safe Readiness Assessment: a fixed-scope cryptographic inventory across live traffic, stored data, and source code, producing a cryptographic bill of materials, a retention-risk exposure map, and a board-ready migration roadmap aligned to NIS2, DORA, and CNSA 2.0. Six to eight weeks. No changes to production systems.
- MIGRATE
Hybrid cryptography, certificate and key lifecycle, reverse-proxy termination, and phase-gated cutover. Existing applications keep running while the cryptography beneath them changes.
- OPERATE
Managed crypto-agility: continuous inventory, policy enforcement, key governance, and supervisory reporting — with sovereign secure connectivity and compute operated under European jurisdiction.
Financial supervisors have moved first. FINMA Guidance 05/2026 (July 2026) and the G7 Cyber Expert Group roadmap (January 2026) direct institutions toward precisely this sequence — inventory, roadmap, crypto-agility. The methodology is anchored to the MITRE-convened Post-Quantum Cryptography Coalition's migration framework.
The group designs, builds, and operates AI data centres and sovereign compute environments: site and power engineering, GPU clusters, model and API operations, and enterprise LLM systems that remain under institutional control. Post-quantum protection is integrated across transport, data at rest, computation, and API layers.
SCOPE · DATA CENTRE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION · GPU INFRASTRUCTURE · SOVEREIGN ENCLAVES · MODEL & API OPERATIONS
The group conducts semiconductor research, AI chip research and custom silicon design. These activities complement its work in secure hardware and AI infrastructure.
SCOPE · SEMICONDUCTOR RESEARCH · AI CHIP RESEARCH · CUSTOM SILICON DESIGN
The physical layer of the stack: secure servers, network encryption appliances, and hardware that enforces security policy where software-only protection is insufficient.
- PQBOX
Drop-in network cryptographic gateway.
SCOPE · SECURE SERVERS · ENCRYPTION APPLIANCES · IOT SECURITY MODULES
Discovery, communications, data, and cryptographic core software — replacing vulnerable legacy cryptography without rewrites, across mail, messaging, directory, web, and remote access protocols.
- PQSCAN
Enumerates cryptographic dependencies across live traffic, stored files, and source code; produces inventory and readiness scoring.
- PQRP
Post-quantum reverse proxy: quantum-safe termination in front of existing applications, no backend changes.
- PQTUNNEL
Zero-trust access under NIST SP 800-207: end-to-end ML-KEM encryption, policy decision point, micro-segmentation, and key rotation.
- PQSTORAGE
Encrypted data sharding with multi-region distribution and IP obfuscation; no single shard is recoverable.
- PQDRIVE
Zero-trust file management: authentication, authorisation, collaboration, access audit, and client-side encryption at upload.
- CPQC
The NIST CAVP-validated core — FIPS 203, 204, 205 — embeds into TLS, secure boot, and secure OTA.
Technology and post-quantum migration programmes covering risk assessment, implementation planning and governance. Regulatory references are applied according to the institution’s jurisdiction and system scope.
SCOPE · SOVEREIGN INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAMS · INVENTORY TO COMPLETION · REGULATORY ALIGNMENT · BOARD & SUPERVISOR REPORTING