Cybersecurity Services for Micro Logic

Gartner listed Micro Logic as a Representative Vendor in its 2025 Market Guide for Digital Sovereignty Solutions, and the company says it was the only Canadian provider in that category. The credential fits a business that started in Quebec City in 1983 and never sold itself abroad. Four data centres in Canada, a customer base drawn from the private sector and the public sector alike, offices in Quebec City, Montreal and Ottawa, and a place in the Software as a Service catalogue at Public Services and Procurement Canada

Sovereignty is a promise about people as much as about hardware. A federal department buying through that catalogue expects its data and the hands touching it to stay in Canada, and the promise covers the consultant running a security assessment as surely as it covers the rack. Micro Logic has also moved into AI infrastructure built on NVIDIA technology, which raises a fresh set of security questions from customers who came in buying storage. Hiring bilingual security engineers fast enough to answer those questions, in Quebec City and Ottawa at the same time, is the harder half of the problem

That gap is where CWS works. We supply security engineers who deliver as Micro Logic, under your name and your standard, on assessments, cloud security reviews and identity work across Canada and the United States. French is a working language for us rather than an accommodation, so a Quebec deliverable reads the way a Quebec client expects it to read. Scoping, quoting and project tracking run through Corova, which keeps a federal engagement in Ottawa and a private sector one in Montreal on identical rails