Information governance

Information governance intelligence examining the operating conditions, decisions, dependencies, and evidence that matter in consequential private and institutional environments.

10 pieces
01

Article / Authority & Assets

How to Build a Delegation Register People Will Actually Use

A useful delegation register answers one live question quickly: may this person do this thing, for this asset, now?
02

Article / Privacy & Reputation

How to Close a Private Information Exposure in 90 Minutes

A practical 90-minute containment protocol for exposed documents, links, messages, contact details or private records.
03

Article / Private Capability

The Private AI Stack Needs an Evidence Layer

Private AI needs more than models and interfaces. It needs durable evidence linking sources, configurations, outputs, human judgement and final action.
04

Article / Privacy & Reputation

The Public Version of You Is Maintained by Strangers

Your public identity is assembled by platforms, journalists, data brokers, former employees and algorithms. Treat it as an operating surface.
05

Article / Privacy & Reputation

Why Discretion Fails During Personal Conflict

Discretion depends on aligned incentives. Personal conflict changes incentives, memory, access and the meaning of information.
06

Assessment / Capital & Diligence

Vendor Concentration Is Hidden Leverage

Vendor concentration is not just outage risk. It gives providers leverage over price, access, recovery, data and the institution’s ability to change.
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Doctrine / Private Capability

The Family Office Is an Information System

Why a family office should be designed as an information system spanning people, mandates, records and technology—not as a loose collection of trusted.
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Observation / Private Capability

AI Should Not Assemble What No Human May See

An AI system can infer a restricted fact from individually permitted records. Here is how to govern answer-level access, not just document permissions.
09

Field Guide / Authority & Assets

Advisor Transitions Leave Ghost Access

Why changing lawyers, bankers, accountants or technology providers leaves hidden access—and the day 0, 30 and 90 controls that close it.
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Field Guide / Authority & Assets

Every High-Value Instruction Is a Trust Decision

Email, voice and video can all be imitated. Here is the operating protocol for verifying high-value instructions without paralysing the organisation.