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All compliance →Led by a published security researcher with five CVEs. One standard report, letters for your buyers, and retests of your fixes.
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Read the blog →Canadian companies selling into US enterprise get hit with SOC 2 and security asks the moment a Michigan or US buyer runs diligence. We treat the Windsor-Detroit corridor as one market: the SOC 2 that unblocks the US deal, plus dual PIPEDA and US privacy, with direct local presence rather than remote support.
Talk to usWindsor sits across the river from Detroit and runs on cross-border manufacturing, automotive supply chain, and a tight-knit local tech scene. Most national consulting firms treat Windsor as remote support. We do not. We treat Windsor and Detroit as a single market, and the cross-border work that comes with it lives here.
The report your Michigan and US customers ask for in diligence, run end to end so the deal stops stalling on security.
PIPEDA on the Canadian side and US federal and state privacy, including Michigan, built into one control set so you do not build the same evidence twice.
Data flows, IP, and vendor arrangements that cross the border, handled with the corridor in mind rather than as an afterthought.
Direct Windsor presence with no travel premium, backed by the same senior team and published-researcher depth as our Toronto work, including ongoing fractional CISO coverage once the program is live.
Tell us who is asking for SOC 2 and where your data flows, and we will scope the cross-border program against our productized pricing.
Book a CallYes. We have direct presence in Windsor and treat the Windsor-Detroit corridor as one market, rather than servicing it remotely from Toronto like most national firms.
The moment a US or Michigan buyer runs vendor diligence, you get SOC 2 and security questionnaires, and you have to handle privacy on both sides of the border. We run the SOC 2 that unblocks the US deal and the dual PIPEDA plus US privacy work together.
Yes. Cross-border data, PIPEDA, and US federal and state privacy (including Michigan) are the core of this practice. We build one control set that satisfies both jurisdictions so you are not doing the work twice.
No. This is a named cross-border practice. The corridor, USMCA, dual-jurisdiction privacy, and US-buyer SOC 2 are a specific wedge we run as a practice, not a templated city page.