Global Development
Lausey Global Development Partnership
Digital Trust | Cyber Resilience | Sustainable Development
Objective
To support governments, institutions, development organizations, and strategic partners in strengthening cybersecurity capacity and secure digital transformation across developing and emerging economies.
Lausey Advisory Firm works at the intersection of cybersecurity, digital transformation, institutional resilience, and sustainable development.
We partner with governments, development organizations, multilateral institutions, regional organizations, universities, technology companies, and local implementation partners to strengthen the cybersecurity foundations of digital development.
Our signature framework
Lausey Digital Trust & Cyber Resilience Initiative™
A seven-stage engagement model that takes a partner from initial assessment through to sustained, locally-owned capability.
01
ASSESS
Evaluate current cybersecurity posture, digital infrastructure, and institutional readiness.
02
FORECAST
Apply the Lausey Cyber Risk Forecast™ to identify emerging risk over the next 12–36 months.
03
PRIORITIZE
Rank risks and investments by material impact, urgency, and institutional capacity.
04
TRANSFORM
Guide secure digital transformation — cloud migration, digital public infrastructure, identity systems.
05
BUILD
Build technical and institutional capability — workforce, governance structures, standing processes.
06
MEASURE
Track progress against resilience and capacity benchmarks with measurable outcomes.
07
SUSTAIN
Transfer capability to local teams so resilience holds without permanent external dependency.
Priority areas
Where the partnership focuses
Nine areas where cybersecurity capacity most directly determines whether digital development succeeds.
01Digital Trust
02Cyber Resilience
03Secure Digital Government
04Financial Security & Fraud Prevention
05Critical Infrastructure Protection
06Cybersecurity Capacity Building
07Digital Transformation
08Cyber Risk Forecast™ing
09Cybersecurity Workforce Development
Procurable programs
Seven flagship development programs
Each program is specified to a standard procurement-ready structure — problem, assessment, intervention, deliverables, outcomes, metrics, and duration. Select a program to view its specification.
Problem
National digital services expand faster than the institutional cybersecurity capacity needed to defend them, leaving critical public systems exposed and no shared national picture of where that exposure sits.
Assessment
Structured evaluation of national cybersecurity maturity across governance, legal and regulatory frameworks, technical capability, incident response readiness, workforce, and inter-agency coordination.
Intervention
Facilitated stakeholder engagement across ministries and agencies, capability mapping against recognized international frameworks, gap analysis, and prioritization workshops with national leadership.
Deliverables
- National cybersecurity capacity assessment report
- Maturity baseline against international frameworks
- Prioritized national capability roadmap
- Executive briefing for ministerial leadership
Outcomes
A shared, evidence-based national picture of cybersecurity capacity, an agreed set of priorities across agencies, and a defensible basis for allocating national and donor investment.
Metrics
Maturity score movement against the established baseline, number of agencies assessed and engaged, and the proportion of prioritized gaps with an owner and funded remediation plan.
Duration
Typically 12–16 weeks, depending on the number of agencies in scope.
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Who we partner with
Built for the institutions driving digital development
Seven partner types, one consistent standard of practice.
Governments
National and subnational institutions strengthening digital resilience.
Development Organizations
Organizations funding or implementing digital transformation programs.
Multilateral Institutions
Cybersecurity and digital-trust support for development programs.
Regional Organizations
Regional cybersecurity capacity, coordination, and resilience.
Universities
Cybersecurity workforce development and institutional capacity.
Technology Companies
Technical partners supporting secure digital infrastructure delivery.
Local Implementation Partners
On-the-ground partners ensuring capability transfers and sustains locally.
Let's build a resilient digital future together
Whether you're a government strengthening digital resilience, a development organization designing a program, or a technology partner delivering digital infrastructure — let's talk about how the Digital Trust & Cyber Resilience Initiative™ fits your work.