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WHO ACTUALLY CONTROLS YOUR DIGITAL FUTURE?

Rate seven dependencies, from data jurisdiction to AI, to see where your control over critical technology is weakest, including the dependencies that data-residency checklists often miss. Free, with no login required.

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Low dependencyHigh dependency
Higher means critical data is difficult to keep within chosen legal and operational jurisdictions.
Low dependencyHigh dependency
Higher means critical services depend heavily on providers controlled from outside preferred jurisdictions.
Low dependencyHigh dependency
Higher means identity, authentication or administrative control planes are externally concentrated.
Low dependencyHigh dependency
Higher means encryption keys, HSMs or key-management authority are controlled by external providers.
Low dependencyHigh dependency
Higher means critical technology has limited supplier diversity or opaque upstream dependencies.
Low dependencyHigh dependency
Higher means workloads, data or operations would be difficult to migrate or sustain if a provider became unavailable.
Low dependencyHigh dependency
Higher means AI models, inference, training data or governance depend on external providers or jurisdictions.
ABOUT THIS TOOL

A PRELIMINARY MAP, NOT A LEGAL OPINION.

The mapper surfaces data, provider, identity, key, supply-chain, portability and AI dependencies based on your own ratings. It gives a preliminary view of where control is concentrated outside your preferred jurisdictions. It is not a legal opinion or a verified assessment.

A C3SA sovereignty assessment verifies the dependency chain for each material system, meaning who owns, operates, accesses, supports and can replace it, and evaluates realistic alternatives.

COMMON QUESTIONS
What does a higher rating mean?

For every question, a higher rating means greater dependency on parties or jurisdictions outside your control, which lowers your control score.

Where should I focus first?

On the highest-dependency areas, particularly identity and key management, because they control access to everything else.

Is my information shared?

Your answers are processed in your browser. The site may record an anonymous completion event (tool name and score) in its analytics. Your contact details and full result are only sent to C3SA if you choose to request detailed results through the form. Do not enter sensitive, classified or controlled information into public web forms.

THE C3SA DIFFERENCE

FROM SELF-ASSESSMENT TO EVIDENCE.

WHAT YOU GET NOW

A preliminary dependency map showing where control over data and technology is weakest.

WHAT C3SA ADDS

C3SA verifies the dependency chain for each material system and assesses realistic alternatives.

THE NEXT STEP

A sovereignty assessment with documented trade-offs and a staged transition plan.

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