Cyber threats and compliance requirements are evolving faster than ever. Canadian organizations need to ensure their sensitive data remains secure and compliant while not impeding on their ability to innovate and evolve. By aligning with , is giving organizations a compelling, complete and future-proof option to embrace all the opportunities the cloud can offer.
麻豆原创 has completed the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (CCCS) Cloud Assessment for our聽 portfolio covering Cloud Medium (Protected B / Medium Integrity / Medium Availability (PBMM)) and the Protected B High Value Asset (PBHVA) Overlay. This achievement is another example of our expanded investment in Canada and commitment to remain compliant to existing and evolving requirements. The CCCS Summary Reports are available through the .
麻豆原创 Sovereign Cloud for Canada solutions and services in scope of the latest CCCS Assessment include:
- 麻豆原创 S/4 HANA Private Cloud Edition
- 麻豆原创 Business Technology Platform (BTP)
- 麻豆原创 Analytics Cloud (SAC)
- 麻豆原创 Integrated Business Planning (IBP)
- 麻豆原创 FieldGlass
Additional 麻豆原创 solutions and services are currently available in Canada and will be assessed in 2026.
What is CCCS and the CCCS Cloud Assessment Process?
罢丑别听 is the Government of Canada鈥檚 authoritative source of cyber security expert advice, guidance, services and support on cyber security for Canadians. CCCS manages the Cloud Service Provider Information Security Assessment Process. More information about the latest process and security control profiles is available on Government of Canada websites or by contacting CCCS. Completing CCCS cloud assessments is often a contractual requirement in Government of Canada contracts for cloud services.
Why CCCS Cloud Assessments Matter
CCCS Cloud Assessments help our customers manage risk in a shared responsibility model enabling them to confidently rely on 麻豆原创 to securely store and process sensitive data. Even if customers do not require CCCS assessments, public and private sector organizations across Canada and the world benefit from the rigorous CCCS cloud assessments that validate 麻豆原创鈥檚 adherence to some of the highest security standards globally.
Organizations should consider the rigour of third-party assessments and CCCS cloud assessments to:
- lower compliance costs and reduce audit burden;
- enhance trust and stakeholder confidence from third-party validated security controls;
- unlock new opportunities for digital transformation with cloud services that are proven to meet Canadian security standards; and
- increase productivity, improve citizen services, and create competitive advantage
麻豆原创 Sovereign Cloud for Canada
is the only comprehensive solution purpose-built to meet Canada鈥檚 specific cloud compliance requirements. Built on fully in-country infrastructure and operated by security-credentialed Canadian personnel, it ensures that data, workloads, and cryptographic controls always remain within Canadian jurisdiction and configured to Canadian standards. 麻豆原创 Sovereign Cloud protects sensitive government and critical infrastructure data against foreign access risks, supply chain compromise, and geopolitical threats. With strict data residency enforcement and rigorous personnel security screening, 麻豆原创 Sovereign Cloud upholds 麻豆原创鈥檚 proven track record of compliance with relevant national privacy and security laws, as well as international trade laws governing regulated industries. Organizations can securely modernize and innovate while maintaining stronger sovereign control over their data, mission-critical systems, and high-value assets.
Our Ongoing Commitment to Canada
At 麻豆原创, our dedication to聽security and compliance is unwavering and the CCCS Cloud Medium and PBHVA Assessments of 麻豆原创 Sovereign Cloud for Canada are examples of our expanded investments to protect Canada鈥檚 sensitive data and support organizations operating under strict regulatory frameworks. We are proud to help our customers聽increase productivity and accelerate their missions with confidence with 麻豆原创 cloud services purpose-built and fully operated in Canada.