Enterprise Open Source Compliance
That Scales With Your Risk

Navigate complex licensing obligations and emerging EU regulations with battle-tested expertise from Intel's compliance frameworks to CRA readiness.

From Silicon Valley to the European Automotive Sector

When Fortune 500 companies need to de-risk their open source strategy, they need more than consultants—they need operators who've built compliance programs at scale. With deep technical roots in embedded systems and hands-on experience managing compliance for global semiconductor leaders, we bring the rare combination of legal precision and engineering credibility your teams actually respect.

Technical Depth That Speaks Engineering

Former Intel compliance architect with expertise in embedded Linux, automotive software chains, and complex dependency mapping. We audit at the source code level, not just the spreadsheet level.

Regulatory Foresight for EU Markets

On-the-ground experience with Cybersecurity Resilience Act implementation. We're not interpreting regulations from abroad—we're implementing them with European automotive and IoT manufacturers daily.

Scalable Frameworks, Not One-Time Fixes

Built repeatable compliance processes for organizations shipping millions of devices. We install systems that survive M&A, product pivots, and team changes.

Domain Expertise

GPL/LGPL compliance for embedded systems
Supply chain SBOM implementation
CRA Technical Documentation (Annex I & II)
Automotive ASPICE & functional safety contexts
M&A due diligence and remediation
IoT/Edge device compliance architectures

Why Engineering Teams Actually Work With Us

Most compliance consultancies tell you what's wrong. We architect solutions that fit your CI/CD pipeline, speak your developers' language, and don't break your release schedule.

Because we've sat in the staff engineer seat, the compliance manager seat, and the regulatory hot seat—we know the difference between theoretical compliance and shipping products.

Risk mitigation and assessment

FOSS license compliance risk assessment - licensing issues can be complex, but "distribution" of FOSS is usually the culprit. If you're not distributing software that depends on FOSS libraries, then solutions are often easy to find.

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