Founder & CEO, e2e-assure
UK Sovereign Cyber Security Advocate · SOC & OT Security Specialist · 25+ Years in CNI
Years in SOC & Cyber
e2e-assure Founded
UK Sovereign Operations
Role
Founder & CEO, e2e-assure
Since
2013
Location
Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
Sectors
Government · Defence · Energy · Water · Manufacturing
Specialisms
OT security · UK data sovereignty · SOC operations
Rob Demain founded e2e-assure in 2013 with a clear conviction: UK organisations needed a managed security provider that operated entirely within UK sovereignty, with full transparency on cost and capability. More than a decade later, that founding principle still defines the business and the way it serves clients across the public and private sectors.
UK organisations needed a managed security provider that operated entirely within UK sovereignty, with full transparency on cost and capability.
Rob Demain
Rob has spent over 25 years building Security Operations Centres and developing cyber security technology for critical national infrastructure. His work spans government, defence, energy, water, and manufacturing sectors, where the cost of a security failure is measured in operational downtime, public safety, and national resilience. That experience shapes every service e2e-assure delivers today.
He is a published author on OT security, UK data sovereignty, and SOC operations, and a regular contributor to industry media. Rob speaks at cyber security events across the UK and advises C-level leaders, government departments, and industry analysts on managed security strategy. His advocacy for transparent, cost-certain services has shaped how many UK buyers now evaluate SOC providers, and continues to set the agenda for the sector.
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UK-sovereign managed security
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SOC architecture and operations
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OT and CNI security strategy
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Transparent commercial models for managed services
Article
SOC red flags that CISOs can't afford to ignore
Article
What the NCSC 2025 Review Means for UK Organisations
Whitepaper
Cyber Security as a USP: From Cost Burden to Commercial Advantage
Article
Def Stan 05 138: What defence suppliers need to know to be compliant
Article
CAF 4.0: What's changed?
Article
Understanding the UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
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