Canadians take pride in caring public services; that social conscience extends to how government data is stewarded and protected. Read the full public sector insight.
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Part 4: The National Data Economy: Expand Your Business with a Sovereign Cloud
The final article in a four-part data sovereignty series shows how a sovereign cloud helps businesses expand into the national data economy. Read the full sovereignty breakdown.
Part 2: Technology Solutions for a Free and Secure Nation: Is Data Privacy Possible in a Digital-First Canada?
Part two of the data sovereignty series asks whether genuine data privacy is achievable as Canada moves toward a digital-first future. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
ThinkOn Sovereign Cloud: Built by Canadians, for Canadian data
ThinkOn Sovereign Cloud means data residency and governance stay within Canadian borders, ensuring data sovereignty, traceability, and supply chain management are in full compliance with Canadian regulations. Residency doesn't equal sovereignty The...
Securing Canada’s Data Supply Chain Now-and for the Future
The pandemic exposed gaps in domestic production capacity; that same lesson now applies to securing Canada’s data supply chain long-term. Read the full ThinkOn blog post.
Protect Your Data As A National Asset
If your hyperscaler doesn’t handle residency and jurisdiction properly, Canadian data falls out of compliance with the laws where it was gathered — creating control and governance problems.
Improve Data Control and Compliance with Sovereign Clouds
Global Data Privacy Continues to Evolve: 145 countries have data privacy laws, up from 132 in 2018 900+ fines have been issued for GDPR violations 66% of the European cloud market is controlled by US-based providers, who are subject to the US CLOUD Act Laws vary...
Workload Migration: A Mission Critical Journey
Organizations have been migrating computing application workloads for more than thirty years. In the past, migration projects might have required a physical migration or an effort to consolidate using virtualization. When the Government of Canada declared a “cloud...
When Data Resides on Sovereign Soil
Abstract: Digital transformation brings massive opportunity—along with increased complexity, residency considerations, security risks, and plenty of privacy concerns and regulations. Organizations are beginning to see the vulnerabilities around data. There's a rising...
Data Sovereignty: A Privacy Pillar for Canadian Data
Abstract: Data has value today and retains that value for years in the future. It needs to be protected throughout its lifecycle, which can be a challenge since different countries have different rules governing data. That’s why data sovereignty matters. The challenge...
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