The opportunity.
The systems a state depends on, including ports, transport, utilities, and the networks that connect them, are increasingly targets of physical and cyber-physical threats. These systems are also increasingly exposed to foreign ownership, control, and dependency.
In detail
Leaders with a comprehensive resilience strategy are better positioned to understand threats, whether originating internally or externally, protect critical infrastructure assets, and to ensure the continuity of essential services if disruption occurs.
Bolster the systems your state depends on.
The LFA premise
Our services.
LFA helps governments understand threats to their critical infrastructure, and build resilience through a structured, doctrine-led approach.
What we deliver.
National CIP Doctrine & Governance
Designing a comprehensive national critical-infrastructure-protection doctrine, sector designations, and the governance arrangements that sustain them.
Cyber-Physical Resilience Assessment
Hardening resilience across the cyber-physical boundary, where digital compromise produces physical consequences.
Port, Transport & Utilities Security Architecture
Security architecture for ports, transport networks, and utilities, including interdependency analysis.
Foreign-Infrastructure Exposure Analysis
Identifying ownership, control, and dependency vulnerabilities arising from foreign involvement in critical assets.
Critical-Asset Identification & Prioritization
Identifying and protecting the assets whose disruption would have the greatest sovereign impact.
Resilience Stress-Testing & Continuity Advisory
Stress-testing critical systems and planning for continuity of operations.
How our proprietary AI model is deployed
Our AI platform exposes the interdependencies and hidden ownership chains behind critical assets. The algorithm traces foreign control through layers of intermediaries that manual review is unable to untangle at scale. Machine-driven stress modeling then tests how possible failures could cascade across connected systems.
Engagement models
We offer clients a range of engagement models to suit their national or institutional capacity and needs.
Retainer Advisory
Ongoing, principal-level counsel under a fixed retainer, with defined deliverables and continuous engagement on the client’s priority questions.
Project-Based Engagement
Scoped engagements with defined timelines for specific assessments, strategies, or analytical products.
Rapid-Response Advisory
Crisis and conflict counsel delivering rapid analysis to governments and institutions facing emergent threats or disputes.
Program-Level Advisory
Multi-year, multi-workstream programs that integrate several capabilities around a sustained sovereign objective.
Advisory Panel / On-Call
Standing access to LFA’s senior advisors for episodic counsel, briefings, and decision support as the client’s needs arise.
Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT)
LFA builds the AI platform, operates it with the client while their analysts learn it, then transfers full control and ownership. The client owns the capability while LFA services and updates it. This engagement model is conducted under full U.S. export authorization.
