Sovereign, government-certified cloud infrastructure for Australian defence and government
Vault Cloud operates sovereign Australian cloud infrastructure for government and defence, built on an open-source stack of OpenStack, Ceph, Kubernetes and Rancher with Cumulus Linux, EVPN and VXLAN networking. Senior sales hiring focused on commercial and critical infrastructure sectors, plus network automation work for a secret-classified cloud, points to a push beyond its federal base toward higher-classification and sovereign AI offerings.
Vault Cloud is a privately held, Australian-owned cloud provider headquartered in Canberra, ACT, founded in 2012 and employing 51–200 people. It delivers secure, sovereign cloud services for federal and state government agencies, defence primes and the defence supply chain, with certification from the Australian Signals Directorate. Its service lines include protected cloud hosting, secure internet gateway, backup as a service and container as a service. The company also supports customers migrating sensitive workloads from on-premise environments, and currently hires in Australia, the United States and Indonesia.
Vault Cloud runs on OpenStack, Ceph, Kubernetes, Rancher and OpenShift, with Cumulus Linux, EVPN, VXLAN, Cisco and Fortinet networking, automated through Ansible, Terraform, Chef and Puppet, and CI via GitLab and Jenkins.
Vault Cloud is headquartered in Canberra, ACT, Australia, and is an Australian-owned, privately held company founded in 2012.
Current work includes network automation for a secret-classified cloud, proof-of-concept testing of new network hardware, network engineering standards, and greenfield revenue programs targeting new sectors.
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