Our Services
Bronic enables its clients to lead in times of rapid biotechnology change.
Engineering Design
Bronic helps businesses that are developing new services and products stay competitive by providing cyber-biosecurity insights into the engineering design process using our widely recognised BAKEᵀᴹ framework.
BAKEᵀᴹ is a sophisticated framework for moving biotechnology from R&D to productization and assuring responsible design during the entire process. We help our customers differentiate themselves with improved products and services using security as their brand attribute.
Cyber-biosecurity Consulting
Our Team is especially well-positioned to offer a range of bespoke services for start-up, corporate and government clients, including research products, expert reports, policy briefs, global network access, crime impact assessments, and organization and facilitation of roundtables and workshops.
Leveraging our deep technical and business expertise, we identify emerging threats in biotechnology, and assess what those trends mean short- and long-term via rigorous due diligence and data analysis.
Curricula and Training
Bronic empowers its clients with state-of-the art knowledge to address the growing need for a skilled workforce in the emerging field of cyber-biosecurity, so that future threats can be better anticipated and solutions designed.
We help organisations of all sizes demonstrate exceptional competence in responsible design principles, setting the standard for global cyber-biosecurity, which is at the heart of our efforts to build a community of recognised professionals.
We do our best work partnering with governments and communities to design cyber-biosecurity around specific challenges. Let’s help solve yours.
Our Previous Partners
Featured work
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The United Nations
Marking the 50th anniversary of the United Nations Biological Weapons Convention and the start of its Ninth Review Conference in Geneva at the Palais des Nations, Bronic consulted the United Nations by providing a statement with a proposed framework for the systematic monitoring of advances in Science and Technology through an active design process.
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United Kingdom's Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
The United Kingdom has a track record of defining, pursuing and achieving strategic advantage in prioritised areas of science and technology application to deliver prosperity and security for the UK on our own terms and deliver benefits to global society.
Bronic contributed to defining Engineered Biology as a critical technology for the UK as its foundational science base is world-leading.
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International Science and Technology Center
With the International Science and Technology Center (ISTC) and Health Security Partners (HSP), Bronic delivered workshops in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to strengthen the understanding and implementation of biosecurity and cyberbiosecurity measures. This was achieved by bringing together key stakeholders from academic institutions and national laboratories. Specifically, the workshops targeted individuals responsible for overseeing, facilitating, and supporting research collaborations that involve potential risks.
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United Kingdom's Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport
The UK government is working to improve the security and privacy of apps and app stores. Bronic was commissioned to conduct a systematic review and provide recommendations to improve the security and privacy of non-mobile apps and non-mobile app stores.
This work was part of the UK government’s £2.6 billion National Cyber Strategy which is helping to protect and promote the UK digital economy. A key part of this is improving cyber resilience across the economy and making sure the technology we use every day at home and at work is secure.
