www.prnewswire.com Alvian Networks Partners with AWS for Critical Infrastructure Trust Platform
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- •Alvian Networks selected AWS as the cloud provider for its Trust Stack platform.
- •The platform aims to enhance trust in timing and event data across critical infrastructure sectors.
- •The partnership will support secure operations and scalability for Alvian's technology.
On June 10, 2026, Alvian Networks announced its partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to establish a cloud foundation for its critical infrastructure trust platform. This platform aims to enhance confidence in timing, telemetry, and event data for operators in sectors like telecommunications, energy, and government. Alvian's Trust Stack platform is designed to validate timing integrity and produce defensible event records. The collaboration with AWS will provide the necessary cloud infrastructure for secure operations and scalability. Ryan McCann, Alvian's CEO, emphasized the importance of trustworthy data in reducing operational risks. The partnership signifies a step towards improving operational trust in increasingly automated systems. Alvian Networks focuses on technologies that ensure the reliability of time and event data.
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