Platform capabilities
What the platform does,
and what it does not yet.
Battle Bound Cloud — Government Web Operations Platform is described capability by capability, each with its current availability state. A capability that is designed but not operating says so.
Full capability set
Grouped by the job each one does.
Capability availability reflects the current build state of the platform. Items marked Planned or Customer-specific are not represented as operational today, and scope is confirmed in writing before an engagement begins.
Environment and data
- PlannedDesigned and documented. Not operating yet.
- Customer-specificConfigured per engagement, according to the agreed scope of work.
Isolated agency environments
Separate environments per agency tenant, with configuration, data, and access scoped to that tenant.
Availability: Planned
Private content and asset storage
Private object storage for agency content and assets, served through a controlled distribution path rather than public buckets.
Availability: Planned
Encryption in transit and at rest
Managed encryption for data in transit and at rest, with key management under the platform’s control.
Availability: Planned
Capability availability reflects the current build state of the platform. Items marked Planned or Customer-specific are not represented as operational today, and scope is confirmed in writing before an engagement begins.
Identity and access
Role-based access control
Named roles for agency administrators, editors, reviewers, and read-only staff, assigned per environment.
Availability: Planned
AWS WAF protections
Managed web application firewall rules in front of the public delivery path.
Availability: Planned
Capability availability reflects the current build state of the platform. Items marked Planned or Customer-specific are not represented as operational today, and scope is confirmed in writing before an engagement begins.
Change and delivery
Approval-gated deployments
Deployment workflows that require a recorded approval before a change reaches a production environment.
Availability: Planned
Managed updates
Scheduled platform and dependency updates handled as operational work rather than ad-hoc edits.
Availability: Planned
Vulnerability-management workflows
A defined path from detection to triage, remediation, and verification for reported vulnerabilities.
Availability: Planned
Capability availability reflects the current build state of the platform. Items marked Planned or Customer-specific are not represented as operational today, and scope is confirmed in writing before an engagement begins.
Monitoring and logging
Centralized logging
Application, access, and platform logs collected centrally with defined retention.
Availability: Planned
Operational monitoring
Availability, performance, and error monitoring with alerting routed to the operations team.
Availability: Planned
Audit history
A durable record of administrative and deployment actions, attributable to an identity and a time.
Availability: Planned
Usage and service metering
Measurement of environment usage and delivered service for reporting and billing accuracy.
Availability: Planned
Capability availability reflects the current build state of the platform. Items marked Planned or Customer-specific are not represented as operational today, and scope is confirmed in writing before an engagement begins.
Assurance and operations
Backup and recovery planning
Documented backup scope, restoration procedure, and recovery objectives agreed with the customer.
Availability: Customer-specific
Compliance-evidence collection
Collection and organization of control evidence for the customer’s own assessment and audit obligations.
Availability: Customer-specific
Incident-response coordination
Defined notification paths, responsibilities, and coordination steps agreed with the customer before an incident.
Availability: Customer-specific
Capability availability reflects the current build state of the platform. Items marked Planned or Customer-specific are not represented as operational today, and scope is confirmed in writing before an engagement begins.
How a capability reaches you
Scope is agreed before anything is switched on.
Capabilities are configured against the requirements confirmed in the readiness review, not enabled wholesale.
Battle Bound Branding engagement
An eligible website, application, or digital-service engagement is scoped in the normal way.
Cloud-readiness review
Architecture, data flows, integrations, and operational requirements are reviewed against what the platform is designed to support.
Data and impact classification
The organization identifies what information the service will hold and the impact level that applies to it.
Tenant and security configuration
The environment, roles, approvals, logging, and monitoring are configured to the agreed scope.
Agency approval
The organization reviews the configuration, the shared-responsibility split, and the documentation before anything goes live.
Cloud deployment
The approved release is deployed through the controlled deployment workflow.
Monitoring and managed operations
Availability, security, and change management move into ongoing managed operations.
Ongoing evidence and reporting
Operational and control evidence is collected and reported on the agreed cadence.
Match the capabilities
to your requirements.
A readiness review is the fastest way to find out which of these your project actually needs.