Data stays in Canada
Canadian regions end to end — storage, compute, inference and backups. Residency is a deployment constraint, not a contractual promise about someone else’s cloud.
ShieldAI builds AI products for organisations that have to prove every decision — and designs the cloud, network-security and GPU infrastructure those products run on. Five platforms in production across translation, governance, intake, enterprise AI access and citizen services.
Engineered against
These are not features we add per project. They are constraints the platforms are built inside, which is why the same assurances hold across a translation system, a GRC register and a GPU cluster.
Canadian regions end to end — storage, compute, inference and backups. Residency is a deployment constraint, not a contractual promise about someone else’s cloud.
Hash-chained audit trails mean an altered record breaks the chain. You can demonstrate integrity to an auditor rather than assert it.
Models triage, rank and draft. People decide anything consequential, and every routing decision is logged with the reasoning that produced it.
The same team designs the fabric, the segmentation and the control plane underneath. Nothing critical is delegated to an assumption.
Each one solves a specific regulated workflow. They share the same residency, audit and oversight guarantees, and they interoperate when it helps.
A compliance layer between your staff and the frontier models. PII is detected and protected before a prompt ever leaves your boundary, requests stay on Canadian infrastructure, and every call lands in an audit trail.
Nine GRC disciplines in one system — third-party risk, supply chain, cyber-maturity, evidence, control testing, risk registers, policy lifecycle, reporting and multi-framework mapping. Unusual depth in OT and industrial control environments.
The full bilingual lifecycle — AI translation, centralised terminology, translation memory, revision workflow, SLA tracking, vendor portals and financial reporting. Git integration extracts strings and opens the pull request for you.
An AI agent for teams buried in paperwork. It reviews applications against your requirements, then auto-files the clean ones, flags what’s missing and escalates the high-risk cases — every decision logged and explainable.
Handles the repetitive share of programme enquiries — eligibility, application status, documentation — so wait times fall and human staff keep their attention for the complex and sensitive cases.
Describe the workflow and the regulator you answer to. We’ll tell you which platform applies — or say plainly if none of them do.
Sovereign cloud, network and security architecture, and the tuned GPU fabrics that make large-scale training and inference actually perform. Engaged standalone, or as the foundation under one of our platforms.
Landing zones designed for residency and auditability from the first subscription — not retrofitted once a privacy review fails.
Azure and AWS Canadian regions, multi-region resilience
Identity, key management and policy-as-code guardrails
Evidence generated continuously, not assembled at audit time
Segmentation that survives contact with an incident, and designs that hold up when IT and OT have to share a boundary.
Zero-trust segmentation, micro-perimeters, east-west policy
IT/OT convergence to IEC 62443 zones and conduits
Controls mapped to NIST 800-53 and ISO 27001
Where most clusters lose their throughput: the network. We design and tune the fabric so collectives run at line rate instead of stalling.
Lossless RoCEv2 fabrics — PFC priority queues, headroom and watchdog
ECN / DCQCN marking thresholds tuned against real congestion
Rail-optimised leaf/spine topology, NCCL collective profiling
Capacity, thermal and power planning for sustained training loads
Canadian privacy law, international security standards and accessibility obligations — treated as design inputs rather than a checklist applied at the end.
Framework alignment describes how our systems are designed and assessed. Certification status for a given platform is confirmed in writing during procurement.
Modular deployments configured in weeks rather than quarters — because the compliance groundwork is already done and doesn’t have to be rebuilt for every engagement.
We start from the obligation you actually have to satisfy — the statute, the framework, the auditor’s question — and work backwards to the system.
A bounded deployment against live workload in your Canadian tenant. You see genuine throughput and genuine failure modes, not a sandbox demo.
Expand once the audit trail, the accessibility review and the security architecture have all held. The evidence pack comes with it.
Residency, auditability, bilingual obligation, an OT boundary, a GPU cluster that won’t scale. Tell us what it is and we’ll tell you straight whether we can help.