“Where will our security data live?” For Canadian MSPs and security teams, that question can shape a buying decision before anyone gets to the product demo.
Security platforms can handle sensitive information about users, devices, and incidents. Customers may need to account for where that information is stored under their own policies, contracts, or regulatory obligations. Data location can be especially significant in government and the public sector, healthcare, and financial services, though requirements vary by organisation and the information involved. Canadian guidance recommends identifying data residency requirements when evaluating cloud services.
With Cynet v5.0, we’re introducing dedicated regional infrastructure in Canada to help customers address those requirements. For MSPs, it creates an opportunity to serve clients who need a Canadian regional option within the same platform they use to protect their other customers. For security teams, it lets them consider data location alongside the protection and response capabilities they need.
More ways to protect and manage every environment
Canadian infrastructure is one part of a broader v5.0 release built for teams managing security across multiple sites. The Cross-Site Dashboard is now generally available, bringing operational and configuration issues into one view with suggested actions. AI Insights helps teams prioritise what needs attention and move directly into investigation workflows.
The SIEM Module is also generally available, with expanded telemetry and self-service cold data export. For MSPs, Copy Site Settings speeds up onboarding across similar client environments, while Executive Report white labeling lets partners present reports under their own brand. Together, these updates help teams manage more environments with less repetitive work.
Canadian data residency adds another practical piece: the ability to address a client’s data location needs while delivering Cynet’s unified protection, detection, and response, backed by 24×7 CyOps MDR.
Read the Cynet v5.0 blog for the release overview and the v5.0 release notes for more ways Cynet is helping Canadian teams see the path and change security outcomes.