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Four disciplines. One accountable principal.

UberConsul convenes a small number of concurrent engagements at any time — signed, scoped and delivered by the founding principal. What follows is the operating shape of the practice.

Trusted AI advisory

Institutional AI deployments succeed or fail at the boundary between the model and the mandate. We write that boundary in the language a regulator, a board and a court will accept — accountability, lineage, failure mode, sovereign dependency — before a system enters production.

Digital sovereignty assessment

Sovereignty is a posture, not a vendor list. We stress-test the three tests that matter: substitution, jurisdiction, continuity. The deliverable is a written institutional position on which Monday morning the operator continues to function, and what would move that Monday by a year. See the essay for the underlying method, and the residency vs sovereignty distinction.

EU AI Act readiness for critical infrastructure

Article 6 high-risk classification is not a label; it is the gate to a stack of Articles 9–15 obligations. We treat the AI Act as the integration spine that carries NIS2 supply-chain obligations and DORA incident timelines under a single institutional clock. Detail: The EU AI Act and the operators of critical infrastructure.

Resilience architecture

Every engagement is scored against the UberConsul Resilience Audit — six dimensions rated against the institution's own mandate, not a generic maturity ladder. The output is a one-page institutional position, defensible in front of a regulator, a board, and — increasingly — a court.

How engagements are taken

By appointment. Signed and delivered by the principal personally. There are no associates, no white-labelled partners and no undisclosed advisory relationships with vendors whose products the practice may assess. Affiliations are disclosed on the engagement letter. To open a conversation, see Contact.

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