Canadian AI Governance Infrastructure
AskIan Core™ is developed in Alberta, Canada by Dazzi Secure Inc. For organizations with Canadian obligations, where governance technology is built and controlled is part of the governance question, not separate from it.
Why the origin of the governance layer matters
Organizations subject to Canadian obligations are accountable under Canadian law for how they handle information and how their systems behave. The technology that enforces those obligations sits inside that accountability rather than outside it.
That does not make non-Canadian technology unsuitable. It does mean the questions worth asking go past hosting location: who sets the rules the software enforces, who can change them, whose legal system governs the supplier relationship, and what an organization retains if that relationship ends.
Built in Alberta
Dazzi Secure Inc. is a Canadian technology company, based in Alberta, that develops governed digital and AI infrastructure.
AskIan Core™ is developed here rather than adapted from technology built for another regulatory environment. Canadian public-sector and regulated requirements have been the starting assumption rather than a later localization.
Availability
AskIan Core™ is developed in Alberta, Canada and is available for commercial licensing to enterprise, regulated and public-sector organizations.
This includes organizations operating outside Canada. Canadian development is a statement about where the technology is built and controlled, not a restriction on who may use it.
Frequently asked questions
Is AskIan Core Canadian?
Yes. AskIan Core™ is developed in Alberta, Canada by Dazzi Secure Inc., a Canadian technology company.
Why does Canadian-developed AI governance technology matter?
Organizations with Canadian obligations are accountable under Canadian law for how their systems behave. Where the governance layer is built and controlled affects who sets the rules, who can change them, and what the organization retains if a supplier relationship ends.
Can organizations outside Canada license AskIan Core?
Yes. Canadian development describes where the technology is built and controlled; it is not a restriction on who may license it.