Networks.
How the internet holds together: every route announced and every outage seen.
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What it answers.
- Has another network started announcing our address blocks, and does it have the right to?
- Is this outage ours, our cloud provider's or the wider internet's?
- Was last night's internet blackout a government order, a power cut or a cable fault?
- When one service in a cloud region reports an incident, does a second really tend to fail within hours?
- If the Red Sea cables were cut again tomorrow, how many hours could our services in Asia lose, and how bad could it get?
- How many of each broadband constellation's satellites will pass over the North Atlantic each hour next week?
Who uses it.
Network operations teams at internet providers and hosting firms
Traffic to your addresses has vanished: who took it? An alert naming the network responsible, and whether it may announce them.
Operational resilience teams at banks, payment firms and trading firms
Switch or wait? The moment trouble starts: is it you, your cloud or the internet?
Cyber underwriters at licensed insurers
What outage limits to set? How often each cloud region and country fails, and for how long.
Capacity planners at broadband carriers, data-centre operators and internet exchanges
Where to add links next? Weekly peak traffic through London, Dublin and Berlin exchanges, with provider speeds, shows where demand outgrows the network.
Connectivity managers at shipping lines, airlines and offshore operators
Which satellite broadband to choose? Weekly constellation counts and passes over your sea and air routes show who is growing.
What we model, test and run.
Shutdown signature
Routes withdrawn within minutes, a country's addresses silent, neighbours still answering, on an exam, election or protest day. When it forms: back in hours, rolling cuts, mobile-only or weeks offline.
One service, two cloud regions
One service in two cloud regions, such as northern Virginia and Ireland, differing in price and failure record. Weighed against data-out fees, delay, residency and engineering.
One service falters, then another
A cloud incident plus rising delay from several countries: does a second failure follow within two hours? How often, and how fast.
Cable cut and region loss
Your dependency map under failure, a Red Sea cable cut among them: hours lost per service, who goes dark first, worst double failures.
Routing and failover engine
Follows routing, reachability and cloud health without a break. Shifts traffic to backup regions, announces routes to reclaim hijacked addresses, pages on-call. Runs in your systems, on your rules.
What we build for you.
Route hijack and leak alert
Fires when another network announces your address blocks or a slice, or your routes leak. Names the network responsible, its RPKI verdict and how far the route spread.
Country connectivity gauge
A dial per country and major network: normal, degraded or down, against the same hour last week. Which signal falls first points to the cause.
Cloud region failure model
Every declared cloud incident, joined to measured connectivity: how often each region fails and for how long. During an incident, a resolution range and whether the trouble is wider.
Traffic and speed tracker
Traffic through London, Dublin, Berlin and other exchanges against a normal weekday. Provider speeds and delay, flagging one slowing while neighbours hold.
Satellite coverage projector
A count of each low-orbit broadband constellation: launches, re-entries and sinking orbits. Hour-by-hour projections of satellites over a chosen corridor, such as the North Atlantic.
Delivered to you.
Address-block watch
Your address blocks watched around the clock. Hijack and leak alerts in your on-call chat; unsigned blocks reported monthly.
Post-outage briefings
After a major outage: what failed, where, for how long and the likely cause. Written for resilience teams, underwriters and boards.
Dependency reviews
The networks, exchanges and cloud regions your services rely on, mapped. Single points of failure marked, with simulated hours lost.
Outage histories for insurers
An outage profile by cloud region, network and country: start, end, depth and likely cause. For licensed insurers setting terms.
We build the intelligence.