Proactive Resilience, Not Reactive Recovery
When your regulator asks "what's your business continuity plan for cloud infrastructure?", the answer needs to be backed by architecture, not assurances. Here's how Gewape Cloud is built to keep your systems running when things go wrong.
Regulatory Compliance by Design
Data residency is only one control point. Enterprise compliance requires jurisdictional boundaries, access governance, and audit-ready operating evidence.
Rwanda
- Data Protection Law
- BNR Requirements
- Digital economy regulations
Kenya
- Data Protection Act 2019
- CBK Guidelines
- Sector-specific requirements
Nigeria
- NDPR
- CBN Guidelines
- NITDA Framework
South Africa
- POPIA
- SARB Directives
- Financial sector regulations
Singapore
- PDPA
- MAS Guidelines
- Cybersecurity Act
Brazil
- LGPD
- BACEN Regulations
- Marco Civil da Internet
Multi-Cloud Resilience Architecture
Proactive resilience that maintains continuity during failure, rather than recovering after it.
Recovery Runbooks
Monitoring, escalation, and recovery actions are defined for each production scope.
Multi-Site Design
Primary, secondary, and DR placement options are scoped with agreed failover assumptions.
Restore Testing
Backup restore tests, RTO/RPO, and maintenance windows are documented in the customer agreement.
Data Integrity Controls
Replication, snapshot, and retention controls are documented per workload architecture.
Service Level Targets
Availability, RTO, RPO, service credits, restore testing, and exclusions are defined in the customer agreement.