Your Data. Your Jurisdiction. Your Keys.
National systems should not depend on foreign goodwill. We architect, migrate, and operate sovereign platforms — data resident in-country, ownership written into the contract, and Data Protection Act compliance an auditor can verify — for the governments and institutions that cannot afford to outsource control.
2026 Made Data Sovereignty the Question, Not the Option
Foreign-hosted platforms concentrate three risks in one place: legal exposure under the Data Protection Act, operational dependence on infrastructure your government cannot inspect, and contracts that end with your data as someone else's asset. Regulators, auditors, and development partners now ask the same question in every review: where does the data live, and who holds the keys?
We build systems that answer it cleanly — because sovereign delivery has been our model on government and donor-funded programmes across six countries from the start.
Sovereignty You Can Put in a Contract
In-Country Data Residency
Deployment into Kenyan and regional data centres — including government facilities — so citizen and institutional data never leaves the jurisdiction your law, your regulator, and your mandate require.
Sovereign Ownership, Contractually
Source code, data, and administrative control transfer to the institution — written into the contract, not promised in the pitch. No foreign kill-switch, no per-transaction levy, no lock-in.
DPA 2019 Compliance Architecture
Data Protection Act-aligned design from the schema up: lawful-basis mapping, role-based access, encryption at rest and in transit, breach-response procedures, and ODPC-ready documentation.
Accredited Security Engineering
Delivered by an ICT Authority-accredited Information Security practice (Cert No. 11179) — hardening, audit logging, and penetration-tested deployments as standard, not add-ons.
Migration Without Exposure
Structured migration from foreign-hosted SaaS and legacy platforms into sovereign infrastructure — parallel-run methodology, zero-variance reconciliation, and continuity of service throughout.
Audit & Oversight Readiness
Immutable audit trails and oversight access designed for Auditors-General, regulators, and donor due-diligence teams — sovereignty that can be inspected, not just asserted.
Institutions That Cannot Outsource Control
If your mandate, your regulator, or your funding agreement requires you to answer for where data lives and who can touch it, sovereignty is not a feature request — it is the architecture.
- Governments and counties holding citizen records, revenue data, and registries
- Regulators and financial institutions under data-localisation expectations
- Development programmes whose data must transfer to government at close
- International vendors entering Kenya who need a compliant local hosting and delivery partner
Sovereignty, Answered Plainly
What does data sovereignty mean in practice for a Kenyan institution?
It means three enforceable things: the data physically resides in a jurisdiction your law governs, the institution — not a vendor — holds administrative control and the source code, and compliance with the Data Protection Act, 2019 can be demonstrated to the ODPC and auditors. Rosewill Bome writes all three into the contract and the architecture.
Can systems be hosted in Kenyan data centres?
Yes. We deploy into in-country facilities — including government data centres and commercial Kenyan facilities — as well as client-selected regional jurisdictions. The residency decision belongs to the institution; our architecture is portable by design.
Can you migrate us off a foreign-hosted platform?
Yes. We run structured migrations from foreign SaaS and legacy systems into sovereign infrastructure using a parallel-run methodology: the existing system stays live until every record reconciles, and cutover happens only on your sign-off.
Who owns the system after deployment?
The client institution. Source code, documentation, data, and administrator capability transfer as contract deliverables. This is the delivery model we have used on donor-funded government programmes across six countries — it is why our systems survive project closure.
Where Does Your Data Live — and Who Holds the Keys?
Bring us your current hosting arrangement. We'll return a sovereignty assessment: legal exposure, residency options, migration path, and cost — within ten working days.
- Response within 24 hours
- NDA available on request
- No-obligation discovery call