Roadmap Execution sequence

Roadmap: prove control, then scale Pilot evidence before sector programmes

Expansion follows measured outcomes and resilience tests. Governance readiness determines scope.

  • Pilot validation
  • Fleet expansion
  • Sovereign programmes
  • Governance gates

Roadmap principle: operational proof before wider coordination.

Execution logic

One sequence. Clear gates.

Validate operations first. Expand scope only with evidence.

  • Stage 1 CyberSiren launch and pilot foundations
  • Stage 2 Fleet and operator expansion
  • Stage 3 Sovereign resilience layer
  • Gate rule Measurable outcomes before scale-up decisions

Scope expands by evidence. Core controls remain stable.

Scale-up gates

Decision gates before expansion

Scale follows evidence, resilience tests, and governance sign-off.

  • Performance Measured false-positive and operator-burden thresholds.
  • Safety Rollback and continuity performance under simulated failures.
  • Governance Sign-off for automated action scopes and boundaries.
  • Support Clear partner accountability and support pathways.
Non-negotiables

What remains constant

Core operating rules remain stable across every phase.

  • Edge-first privacy assumptions
  • Policy-driven and auditable enforcement
  • Operator explainability requirements
  • Safety-first rollout discipline
Posture Constant

Governance discipline stays constant while deployment scope expands.

Phase detail

Three phases. One operating model.

Each phase widens scope and coordination capability.

Phase 1

CyberSiren Launch & Pilot Foundations

Harden deployment control and pilot discipline.

  • Safe update and rollback validation
  • Operator workflow and console refinements
  • Pilot success criteria and reporting standards

Phase 2

Fleet & Operator Expansion

Expand multi-site tooling and continuity workflows.

  • Fleet policy templates by environment
  • Operator partnership workflows
  • Governance and audit export pathways

Phase 3

Sovereign Resilience Layer

Scale sector hardening with explicit trust boundaries.

  • Privacy-preserving collective hardening (opt-in)
  • Data-sovereignty controls and policy enforcement
  • Sector and public-infrastructure coordination models