DNS & CDN

True North: 80/100

easyDNS achieves a high True North score reflecting its status as a Canadian-based service provider. While legal and corporate signals suggest domestic capital and control, the specifics of operational infrastructure and upstream dependencies are inferred with lower certainty. The entity appears well-aligned with Canadian economic retention goals.

True North: 0/100

Cloudflare is a US-based service provider, which results in a lower True North score for Canadian economic retention. Strategic control and profit flows likely remain outside of Canada based on the provided identity signals. Evidence of significant domestic investment or operational footprint is not verified.

True North: 0/100

NS1 is a US-anchored DNS and traffic management provider. Its True North score reflects that capital, strategic control, and core operations likely reside in the United States. Economic retention for Canadian users is assessed as low based on the provided identity signals.

True North: 0/100

Imperva is identified as a US-based cybersecurity and application delivery provider. The True North score reflects that capital, control, and primary operations are likely located outside of Canada. Economic retention within Canada appears limited to the delivery of services via global infrastructure.

True North: 0/100

Bunny.net is an international CDN and DNS provider based in Slovenia. Its True North score reflects that capital, control, and primary operations are anchored outside of Canada. While it serves the Canadian market, economic retention within Canada appears minimal based on identity signals.

True North: 0/100

Fastly is a US-based service provider resulting in a low True North score for Canadian economic retention. Economic value, strategic control, and core operations are likely concentrated outside of Canada.