Aurelius Aegis
Data Residency
Where data lives is a matter of sovereignty, not convenience. Aurelius Aegis is designed to pin principal data to a chosen legal jurisdiction and keep it there.
Residency as a sovereign choice
For global principals, the jurisdiction in which data resides determines which laws, courts, and authorities may reach it. Aurelius Aegis is designed to treat residency as an explicit, principal-led decision rather than an operational default dictated by the platform.
The architecture supports pinning data to a chosen legal jurisdiction, with the intent that storage, processing, and backup remain within the elected boundary unless the principal directs otherwise.
How residency is designed to work
Jurisdictional pinning
The architecture supports binding a principal's data to an elected legal jurisdiction for storage and processing.
Boundary-aware processing
Processing and backup are designed to remain within the chosen boundary unless explicitly directed otherwise.
Sovereign key control
Key management is intended to respect residency, so that control does not silently migrate across borders.
Transparent location
The design intends for principals to know where their data resides, recorded in the tamper-evident audit trail.
Need-to-know across regions
Cross-region access is designed to remain compartmentalized and least-privilege.
Exit on the principal's terms
Residency choices are designed to remain the principal's to change or revoke.
Sovereignty over data begins with the right to decide where it lives — and the assurance that it stays there.
Roadmap disclaimer
Residency capabilities described here reflect target architecture and roadmap. Available jurisdictions and controls are intended to expand over time and should not be read as a guarantee that every region or control is, at this time, fully production-implemented.
Define your residency requirements
We discuss jurisdictional options and constraints with qualified principals under confidentiality.