Regional Ministers Meet At CANTO 2025
Brava recently hosted regional ministers at CANTO 2025 to discuss the future of digital sovereignty in Bermuda, the Caribbean, and Central America.
A spokesperson said, “Brava, a leading advocate for digital transformation in the Caribbean, hosted an event in Bahamas last Tuesday morning at CANTO 2025, bringing together government ministers and regional leaders to discuss the future of digital sovereignty in Bermuda, the Caribbean and Central America.
Mary Mabey – Senior VP and Legal Counsel ATNI, Selby Wilson – Director Finance and Administration CTU, Hon. Rolston Anglin – Minister for Finance and Economic Development and Minister for Education and Training Cayman Islands, Victor Kovacs – Chief Operations Officer Cloud Carib, Conor McGowan Smyth – CEO Brava, Hon. Dominic Smith – Minister of Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence Trinidad and Tobago, Hon. Diallo Rabain – Minister of the Cabinet and Digital Innovation Bermuda, Niall Sheehy – CEO One Communications, Brad Martin – CEO ATNI
“The event spotlighted Brava’s strategic collaboration with Cloud Carib, a regional authority in sovereign cloud and cybersecurity. This partnership was forged for three key reasons: Brava’s high-performance regional network enables and enhances Cloud Carib’s cloud infrastructure; both companies geographic footprints complement each other to support regional expansion; and most importantly, both organizations are committed to investing in local talent to cultivate the next generation of cloud and cybersecurity engineers.”
“This partnership is about more than technology—it’s about trust, resilience, and regional empowerment,” said Brava CEO Conor McGowan Smyth. “We are proud to work alongside Cloud Carib to ensure that our customer’s data stays in the region, protected by Caribbean laws and values.
“This year, utilizing our wholly owned international subsea network and data center capabilities, we have been able to make Cloud Carib’s sovereign cloud services available in market with standard certifications such as SOC 2 Type, ISO/IEC 27001, NIST 800-53, which when complimented by our experienced advisory team, directly enables our customer base to stay compliant with PIPA in Bermuda, CIMA in the Cayman Islands and similar regulations across the region.”
The spokesperson said, “The breakfast fostered meaningful dialogue on regional priorities including cybersecurity, data governance, and the importance of building scalable, sovereign digital ecosystems that reflect and serve the unique needs of Caribbean nations.
“Brava’s work with Cloud Carib marks a pivotal step in its mission to support governments and institutions in creating a digitally secure and self-reliant Caribbean.”
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