Intelligence & Infrastructure

Sovereignty

Jurisdiction-proof deployment. Canadian-controlled.

Formal proof that a system operates under Canadian jurisdiction — compute, storage, and transit. Sovereignty produces machine-verifiable attestations that data has not crossed foreign borders, that no foreign legal process can compel access, and that the deployment chain is Canadian-controlled end to end. For defence, government, and regulated industries where jurisdictional control is the foundation — not a feature.

Foreign Hops

CLOUD Act

Isolated

Protected B

Path

§ SPECIFICATION

Input

Infrastructure deployment manifest (IaC, cloud config)
Vendor and dependency registry with headquarters jurisdictions
Data flow diagram — compute, storage, transit
Optional: existing compliance scope (PBMM, Protected B, CCCS)

Constraints Verified

All compute on Canadian sovereign nodes — no U.S. cloud providers
No transitive dependency with U.S. legal jurisdiction
Data residency enforced at rest and in transit
Formal chain-of-custody for legal proceedings
Vendor HQ jurisdiction verified against CLOUD Act applicability

Output

Jurisdiction attestation certificate (machine-verifiable)
Foreign exposure surface map — every hop, every vendor
CLOUD Act isolation proof
Protected B alignment gap report
Remediation path to sovereign compute

§ SAMPLE PROOF ARTIFACT

ARTIFACT // SOV-CLOUD-01FAILURE DETECTED

// SAMPLE PROOF — SOVEREIGNTY ENGINE

SaaS platform — CLOUD Act exposure despite Canadian data residency

TargetGovernment SaaS deployment on U.S.-headquartered cloud

Conditiondata_residency = CA-CENTRAL-1 AND vendor_hq = United States → CLOUD Act applies regardless

VerdictSAT

SummaryJurisdiction violation proven. Canadian data residency alone insufficient — U.S. vendor headquarters determines CLOUD Act applicability. Sovereign compute required for Protected B compliance.

StatusReview-ready

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