Tailor-made compliance training for organisations that handle sensitive data, operate regulated infrastructure, or deploy sovereign communications. Delivered live by AMVLET's COO — on your schedule.
Most organisations rely on consumer communication tools that expose internal discussions, sensitive data, and intellectual property to foreign jurisdictions — often without realising it.
Free platforms fund themselves by harvesting metadata — who you talk to, when, and how often. Communication patterns are sold to data brokers. Government bodies and institutions cannot negotiate terms; the ToS is take it or leave it.
Closed-source platforms are black boxes. No independent audit is possible. Platform owners can push silent updates, and foreign governments can compel secret access via National Security Letters — without notifying the user.
Platform terms of service grant broad rights to use message data for AI development. Today's internal discussion may become tomorrow's training corpus for a foreign language model — irreversibly. There is no opt-out for institutions.
A single misconfiguration at a foreign data centre can silence all communications instantly. Deliberate shutdown, cyberattack, or geopolitical disruption can cut access without notice. Dependencies on foreign infrastructure create a single point of failure.
The US CLOUD Act (2018) allows the US government to demand data stored anywhere in the world from US-headquartered companies. Foreign data protection laws are no legal defence. Using WhatsApp, Teams, or Zoom for official business is a direct exposure to US legal jurisdiction.
Open-source, federated, end-to-end encrypted infrastructure hosted under your jurisdiction. This training equips every employee to understand why it matters and how to operate securely within it.
Each module is tailored to the team receiving it. Management gets the regulatory exposure picture; IT teams get the technical depth; employees get practical, immediately applicable guidance.
What digital sovereignty means in practice, why consumer platforms create legal and security exposure, and how open-source communication infrastructure changes the risk equation.
All staffPractical guidance on GDPR, nFADP, PDPL, and applicable local frameworks. How to handle personal data correctly, what constitutes a breach, and the consequences of non-compliance.
Management · HR · LegalHow to protect digital data in daily work. Password hygiene, phishing recognition, device security, secure file sharing, and understanding what information should never leave the organisation's infrastructure.
All staffWhich tools create legal liability and which do not. How end-to-end encryption works in practice, when to use AMVLET's sovereign channels versus public platforms, and secure file transfer protocols for sensitive documents.
Operations · ITLegal obligations under applicable whistleblower directives. How to establish confidential reporting channels, protect reporters from retaliation, and handle disclosures correctly in both private and public sector contexts.
Management · ComplianceWhy AI tools built on foreign LLMs are a data protection risk. What information must never be submitted to external AI systems, how to work safely with AI-assisted tools, and what the EU AI Act requires of organisations.
All staffThe key controls every employee must understand under ISO 27001. How to classify information correctly, incident reporting procedures, clean-desk and clear-screen policies, and access management basics.
IT · InfoSec · ManagementWhat NIS2 requires of organisations operating critical or important infrastructure. Technical and organisational measures, incident reporting timelines, supply chain security, and penalties for non-compliance.
Management · IT · LegalA bespoke session built around your organisation's specific tools, processes, and risk profile. Ideal for onboarding programmes, compliance audits, or post-incident training.
Tailored on requestCompliance requirements differ between public institutions and private enterprises. Every training is adapted to the regulatory framework, risk profile, and communication tools of the audience.
Public sector employees handle sensitive government data, citizen records, and classified communications. The consequences of a breach — whether technical or procedural — extend beyond organisational boundaries into national security. Training covers the full regulatory exposure picture: data sovereignty obligations, US CLOUD Act risks, NIS2 requirements, and how to operate securely on sovereign infrastructure.
Private organisations face overlapping compliance requirements — GDPR, NIS2, sector-specific mandates, and investor/client due diligence expectations. Employees are the most common vector for data breaches. This training builds practical security habits, ensures staff understand their legal obligations, and reduces organisational liability without slowing down the business.
Julius Schmitz is COO and Co-Founder of AMVLET GROUP, where he leads the product and go-to-market strategy for the organisation's sovereign communications platform. He combines deep technical knowledge of the Matrix open standard with a practical understanding of the regulatory frameworks that affect organisations operating in high-security and regulated environments.
Julius has delivered presentations on digital sovereignty, communication security, and the open-source alternative to audiences including universities, government stakeholders, and enterprise decision-makers. His training style is direct, highly visual, and built around real examples — not compliance jargon.
He brings first-hand experience deploying end-to-end encrypted messaging, sovereign video conferencing, secure file sharing, and data hosting infrastructure for organisations that cannot afford to get it wrong. Every training session reflects that operational reality.
End-to-end encrypted, air-gappable, zero foreign jurisdiction
Sovereign video calls with no data routed via foreign servers
Document transfer with access control and full audit trail
Self-hosted, jurisdiction-locked infrastructure under local law
Whether you want a focused 1:1 consultation or a full roundtable for your team, both formats are available on demand — online or on-site.
A focused consultation — introduce your organisation, explain your current communication infrastructure, and discuss which training modules and delivery format fits your team best.
A structured session for your management, IT, HR, or compliance team. Julius leads the discussion, tailored to your sector, your current tools, and the specific risks your organisation faces.
What organisations typically ask before booking a session.
Book a session with Julius and give your team the knowledge to operate securely, stay compliant, and communicate on your terms.