We build the cybersecurity infrastructure Africa and the Caribbean actually get to use.
CyberFrontier Alliance translates frontier AI-era security practice into working SOCs, trained workforces, and compliance engines across emerging markets. Powered by Aegis360AI. Operated by SBTS Group.
Frontier AI has crossed a cybersecurity threshold.
In April 2026 Anthropic disclosed that an unreleased Claude model had autonomously discovered decades-old vulnerabilities in every major operating system. The capability to exploit software at machine scale is here. The defensive infrastructure in emerging markets is not.
Policy exists. Execution does not.
Most African and Caribbean jurisdictions have cybersecurity policies on the books. The missing layer is operational: shared SOC capacity, integrated compliance telemetry, coordinated vulnerability disclosure, and workforce at scale.
Where most jurisdictions are today
- Cybersecurity policies on the books; enforcement telemetry weak.
- Implementation capacity concentrated in a handful of institutions.
- Fragmented vendor tooling with no regulator-routed reporting.
- Workforce pipeline far below need, especially in SOC and DevSecOps.
- Coordinated vulnerability disclosure underdeveloped.
Where CyberFrontier + Aegis360AI take them
- Policies translated into implementable technical standards.
- Shared-services execution capacity deployable in 90 days.
- Unified compliance, threat intelligence, and vendor-risk telemetry.
- ICBM workforce pipeline: Train, Certify, Employ, Advance, at scale.
- National coordinated vulnerability disclosure infrastructure.
Three layers. Each credible on its own.
A non-profit coalition that convenes and translates. A commercial platform that executes. A delivery organization that operates.
Five pillars of operationalization.
Aegis360AI — seven modules, one platform.
Integrated cybersecurity and compliance for regulated enterprises and public-sector institutions. Provider-agnostic AI architecture. Regional data residency in AWS af-south-1.
Rooted in Africa. Expanding into the Caribbean.
SBTS Group operates today across seven countries spanning anglophone and francophone Africa, with the CyberFrontier Alliance extending the operating footprint into the Caribbean in the next twelve months.
Nigeria National Cyber Resilience Pilot.
A twelve-month integrated programme: a 24×7 managed SOC in Abuja, the Aegis360AI compliance platform with NDPC and CBN CSAT overlays, a national coordinated vulnerability disclosure portal, and a structured workforce commitment of one hundred Nigerian analysts trained and sixty-plus placed in permanent employment.
We ship. Then we keep shipping.
Real people. Real delivery.
Our teams operate across seven countries, building the cybersecurity workforce and delivery capacity this region has needed for a generation. No outsourced interface — we are the operators.
Fourteen ways to join the Alliance.
The CyberFrontier Alliance is a federated coalition — with standing for governments, multilaterals, enterprises, CSIRTs, universities, innovation hubs, professional bodies, schools, open-source projects, individuals, students, and media. Each category has its own governance rights, dues model, and engagement track.
Enterprise-grade from the first line of code.
Seven-layer reference architecture. Polyglot by design — Rust for the security-critical core, Go for business services, Next.js and TypeScript for the user experience. Multi-region data residency. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 on the roadmap.
Three phases. Eighteen months.
The launch site is Phase 0. The MVP member platform lands in July 2026. Full federation — CVD portal, tiered threat intelligence feed, incident coordination — lands in October 2027.
- Static launch site, 6 languages, accessible
- Working contact & application forms
- Real human imagery, diverse representation
- Deployed on cyberfrontieralliance.org
- Member application & review workflow
- Auth (email + FIDO2/WebAuthn)
- Member directory, org profiles
- Basic discussion forums
- Events calendar, dues, newsletter
- Working Groups / SIGs spaces
- TrainingSol integration, certifications
- Event ticketing, job board
- TLP-coded file sharing, GitLab
- Q&A module, member blog, mentorship
- CVD portal with researcher tracking
- Tiered threat-intel federation
- Incident coordination (E2E encrypted)
- SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 certified
- Governance voting, audited financials
The platform of a cybersecurity alliance must itself be exemplary.
These commitments are non-negotiable. A preventable breach of the Alliance platform would be institutionally existential — so the operational baseline is engineered for it from day one.
Upcoming convenings.
The Alliance hosts and co-hosts convenings across Africa and the Caribbean. Members attend free; non-members apply via the event page.
Africa Implementation Briefs.
Regulator-ready translations of global AI-era cyber practice. Signed, versioned, and published for public use. Members get early access to drafts and the ability to contribute.
What we're watching.
Three conversations. Ninety days.
We are looking for three kinds of partners in the next ninety days. If you recognize yourself here, please get in touch.
- Governments & regulators. Ministries of digital economy, national CSIRTs, data-protection authorities, and central banks considering a national cyber resilience pilot.
- Multilateral & development finance. World Bank, African Development Bank, bilateral donors with cybersecurity and digital-development mandates.
- Anchor customers & founding members. Regulated banks, telcos, and critical-infrastructure operators looking for an integrated SOC, compliance, and vendor-risk platform with regional delivery.
