Where is your data hosted?
HarbourScan flags compliance risks in your SaaS stack — before they become a legal problem.
Built for Law 25, PIPEDA, and the Cloud Act.
Most Canadian organizations can’t answer this simple question:
“Can you guarantee our data isn’t exposed to a foreign jurisdiction?"
Most teams assume their tools are compliant — until someone asks where the data lives.
“U.S. law requires providers to disclose data that is responsive to legal process — regardless of where it is stored.” — U.S. Department of Justice, CLOUD Act White Paper
That means data stored in Canada, on Canadian apps, is vulnerable to U.S. exposure via subpoena.
Without visibility into your SaaS stack, you’re exposed — legally, reputationally, and operationally.
Scan your SaaS tools.
Flag your risks.
Prove your compliance.
HarbourScan gives legal, IT, and procurement teams instant visibility into their SaaS stack.
Most teams only think about where data is stored — but integrations silently move far more data than users ever do.
“App-to-app integrations move 10× more data than users.” — Obsidian Security, SaaS-to-SaaS Integration Report
Why Canadian institutions are paying attention
Whether it’s legal teams trying to de-risk procurement, or AI startups selling into government — the same question keeps coming up:
“Can you prove your data stays in Canada?”
Your Stakeholders Are Already Talking About This
“Data sovereignty is a legal problem.” — r/aws
“Don’t forget about data residency.” — r/OntarioLandlord
“Law 25 gives us the right to see the file.” — r/PersonalFinanceCanada
Scan your stack.
Spot your risk.
Start fixing it.
We'll flag any data residency or compliance issues hiding in your SaaS tools before they become a legal problem
