DOMAINS
THREE DOMAINS.
ONE PLATFORM
A domain is what we know. Cyber, Energy, and Global Trade.
Each has its own actors, rules, language and the judgement calls its experts make every day. The platform underneath is shared. The intelligence belongs to the domain, which is how one architecture can serve all three without diluting any of them.
01
Cyber
Situational awareness for the security function.
Too many alerts and disconnected security systems make it difficult to understand which identities, assets and exposures actually matter.
This is where JEDAI was built and proven, developed with grant funding through the MOD Cyber Resilience Programme via the Defence & Security Accelerator. Cyber is an unusually demanding domain: high signal volume, fragmented sources, contested evidence, and decisions that have to survive audit. The Cyber Domain Pack is the most mature.
THE ACTOR
Identity
ENTITY MODEL
Identities · Assets`· vulnerabilities · Controls · Threats · Security events
DOMAIN ANALYTICS
Exposure modelling · Control coverage · Impact reach · Behavioural analytics
SPECIALISTS WORKS HERE
Standing up the Cyber Domain Pack against a live estate, agreeing which frameworks are reported on, and proving control coverage can be computed from current state rather than attested.
02
ENERGY
Situational awareness across operations, commerce and obligation.
Operational technology and corporate security sit apart, and operational, commercial and market signals are split across assets and counterparties, so exposure is slow to see.
Energy combines physical infrastructure, commercial exposure and regulatory obligation in one picture. The counterparties and operational assets are the actors, and market conditions, infrastructure dependencies and operational state connect around them.
THE ACTOR
Counterparty or operational asset
ENTITY MODEL
Assets · Counterparties · Infrastructure · Markets · Operational conditions
DOMAIN ANALYTICS
Operational risk scoring · Geographic analysis · Impact reach · Exposure modelling
SPECIALISTS WORKS HERE
Mapping the counterparties, assets and infrastructure dependencies that carry exposure, and agreeing what has to be evidenced to a regulator and on what cadence.
03
GLOBAL TRADE
Situational awareness across parties, routes and regulation.
Supplier and third party access is the exposure, and the evidence is scattered. Parties, shipments, sanctions and regulation sit apart, so exposure stays hidden.
Trade is a relationship problem before it is a data problem. The consequential facts usually sit in the connections, in who is related to whom, through which route and under which regime, rather than in any single record.
THE ACTOR
Trading party or supplier
ENTITY MODEL
Trading parties · Goods · Shipments · Routes · Sanctions · Regulatory events
DOMAIN ANALYTICS
Sanctions analysis · Network analysis · Geographic analysis · Impact reach
SPECIALISTS WORKS HERE
Resolving the trading parties, routes and relationships that carry consequence, and establishing where indirect exposure sits once the network is connected rather than sampled.