Your Soil.
Your Laws.
Your Data.
The US CLOUD Act allows foreign authorities to access data stored by American companies, even if the servers are in your country. Okiff is different. We provide the infrastructure; you retain the sovereignty.
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100%
0%
No
Jurisdictional Firewall
Sovereign Zone
Your Jurisdiction
Data processing on local Edge
Subject to local laws only
Full data sovereignty
Blocked by Design
Immunity to Cloud ACT & Extraterritorial Surveillance
Why "Local Hosting"
Isn't Enough
The legal reality: Location ≠ Sovereignty for US providers
"My data is safe because it's hosted in an AWS/Azure datacenter in Paris/Montreal."
Under the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD) Act, US law enforcement can compel US-based tech giants to hand over data stored anywhere in the world.
Source: US CLOUD Act, 18 U.S.C. § 2713
Okiff is an infrastructure software provider, not a data custodian. We do not have access to your data. Therefore, we cannot be compelled to provide it.
Immunity
by Architecture
Where your data goes determines who can access it
Native Compliance
for the New Era
Data Localization
Guarantee that PII (Personally Identifiable Information) never leaves the defined geofence.
Right to be Forgotten
One-click deletion of user data across all federated apps (Identity Federation).
Consent Management
Built-in "Privacy Center" for end-users to manage their own data permissions.
Stop Feeding
Public Models
Every time your employees paste sensitive documents into ChatGPT, you lose sovereignty. Okiff provides Local LLMs (Large Language Models) that run entirely on your infrastructure.
0% Data Leakage
Prompts are processed by your GPU, not OpenAI's
100% Auditability
You control the logs and data retention
Public AI
Data leaves premises
Third-party access
Training data risk
Okiff Sovereign AI
Local processing
Zero leakage
Full audit trail
Verified
& Audited
SecNumCloud
ISO 27001
SOC 2 Type II
ANSSI Aligned
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with the Facts
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