Private Canadian Infrastructure
Infrastructure context should be specific, not assumed.
NDC operates recovery-focused services using privately controlled infrastructure in Canada, with each customer commitment still subject to verified architecture, vendor data flows, and written scope.
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Canadian operation without an unconditional sovereignty promise.
Workload placement, telemetry, software vendors, support access, subprocessors, encryption, retention, and recovery destinations must be assessed for each released service. This website does not claim certified compliance or absolute data residency.
- Private control: infrastructure ownership and administrative boundaries must be documented.
- Location evidence: production and recovery locations must be verified before a customer-facing commitment.
- Access clarity: roles, credentials, logging, support access, and escalation must be defined.
- Honest exceptions: third-party service and software data flows must be disclosed where applicable.
“Canadian infrastructure” describes the applicable NDC-operated service environment; it is not an unconditional sovereignty or residency guarantee. Contractual residency, privacy, security, availability, and compliance commitments require separate evidence and approval.