Advisory engagements, AI compliance tools, and the supplier trust registry — the pieces that stitch maritime and energy cyber conformance into something you can buy. Each surface solves one part of the IACS UR E27 problem, from the first pathway question to certified supplier listing.
Senior regulatory expertise priced like a product, not a consulting retainer.
Maritime cyber (E26/E27) and energy security, priced like a product.
Pathway Assessment, Readiness Audit, and Compliance Due Diligence for OEMs, shipyards, offshore operators, and investors. Fixed scope, fixed fee, fixed timeline.
The 30/41 baseline, every capability, in one printable page.
The reference sheet we give every OEM on day one. 30 mandatory capabilities, 11 additional for essential CBS, mapped to the four required evidence documents.
Two AI-first surfaces. One answers the question, the other generates the evidence.
The AI compliance advisor for IACS UR E27.
Ask anything about E27 — CBS categories, capabilities, evidence documents, class society pathways. Toby answers in plain language and points you at the right next step.
The AI compliance engine that generates the four E27 documents.
Upload product documentation. The engine maps evidence against all 30 + 11 capabilities, flags gaps, and produces the four required documents — CBS Asset Inventory, Topology Diagrams, Security Capabilities Document, Secure Configuration Manual.
A public registry for verified suppliers.
The certified-supplier registry, mapped to IACS UR E27.
Kizuna validates E27 compliance packages and lists verified suppliers in a registry accessible to shipyard procurement and class society surveyors. The trust layer between OEM evidence and buyer decision.
Most OEMs start with a Pathway Assessment or a free chat with Toby. Most investors start with a Compliance Due Diligence. Write to Sam and we'll route you to the right surface.
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