Sovereign Cloud Security
Assessment Platform
Guide each client from sovereign cloud scope through evidence-backed assessment, readiness decision, remediation roadmap, exportable report, and ongoing progress monitoring.
Assessment Chapters
Use the guided assessment selector when you are unsure; jump directly only when the engagement type is already clear.
Readiness Assessment
Scope one workload and answer curated sovereignty questions.
Evidence-backed Assessment
Combines questionnaire context with cloud and on-prem evidence.
Brownfield Compliance Review
Qualify brownfield and BAU sovereign cloud environments for MSPs and Consultants.
Cloud Configuration Scan
Connect AWS, Azure, or GCP to collect real findings.
Portfolio Assessment
Portfolio tier classification, cross-border data flow analysis, and 6-phase migration roadmap.
Platform Journey
Scope
Choose a client, workload or portfolio, then set region, industry, framework and data sensitivity — reused automatically on every future assessment for that client.
Assess
Collect questionnaire answers, cloud configuration evidence, site context, or a blend of all three — for one workload, a multi-cloud footprint, or a full migration portfolio.
Roadmap
The Sovereign Cloud Decision Framework scores sovereignty posture, ranks a target cloud provider with a gap-to-target-state breakdown, and sequences a phased remediation roadmap.
Monitor
Keep posture current after the engagement: scheduled re-scan and re-score, drift-adjusted discovery with auto-generated POA&M items, and a CI/CD gate that blocks a deploy before it degrades score.
Platform Documentation & Engineering Reference
Access the complete documentation suite: a 5-minute Quick Guide, role-based User Guides, Technical Architecture & REST API specifications, and detailed references for all 16 platform modules and 8 autonomous security agents.
Supported Frameworks
18 U.S.C. § 2713 — Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act
The primary jurisdiction framework for US sovereign cloud assessments — compelled-disclosure exposure regardless of data location, notice-and-challenge rights, and ownership/jurisdiction transparency, ahead of FedRAMP.
European Cybersecurity Scheme
Three assurance levels (Basic / Substantial / High) covering data residency, sovereign key management, and operational locality for EU public sector workloads.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689
Risk-tiered AI regulation applying to any provider selling into the EU — risk management, data governance, human oversight, and conformity assessment for high-risk systems, phased through August 2027.
FedRAMP High
421 NIST 800-53 controls at High baseline — FIPS encryption, US-person access, CONUS data residency, and JIT privileged access for federal systems.
ANSSI SecNumCloud v3.2
France's national sovereign cloud qualification — Enhanced (Renforcé) level requires French legal incorporation, HYOK with French HSM, and CLOUD Act immunity.
Digital Operational Resilience Act
EU Regulation (2022/2554) applied January 2025 — mandates ICT risk management, incident reporting, resilience testing, and strict third-party provider controls for financial entities.
Cloud Computing Compliance Criteria Catalogue (C5:2026)
Updated for 2026 with new container management, software supply chain, post-quantum cryptography, and confidential-computing criteria. Type 2 attestation (6-month operating period) required for German federal procurement and critical infrastructure cloud services.
Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023
India's comprehensive data protection law — consent, data principal rights, cross-border transfer controls, and Significant Data Fiduciary obligations for Indian personal data.
Criteria enabling Cloud Computing Autonomy
Germany's sovereignty criteria catalogue (27 April 2026) — six sovereignty areas with Basic (C) and Extended (AC) tiers, complementary to BSI C5, which it presupposes.