QUEBEC CITY, September 16, 2026 — SecuAAS, a Quebec-based publisher of SaaS cybersecurity solutions, will commercially launch its suite at GoSec 2026, on September 23 and 24 at the Palais des congrès de Montréal (booth no. 57). The company will present its three solutions — SecuScan, SecuAI and SecuSIEM — along with its MSP, MSSP and VAR partner program, and is announcing at the same time that Olimar Développement Inc. has signed on as the suite's first integration partner.
Founded in Quebec City in May 2022, SecuAAS set itself an architectural constraint from day one: to give Quebec and Canadian organizations cybersecurity tools whose infrastructure is hosted in Quebec and whose design builds in the requirements of Law 25, rather than bolting them on afterwards.
“Quebec's SMBs and public organizations are too often faced with a false choice: capable tools hosted abroad, or local tools that do not hold up technically. We built SecuAAS to remove that dilemma. Our servers and GPUs are in Quebec, our sovereign AI models run on our own infrastructure”, said Olivier Lange, Founder, President and Chief Technology Officer of SecuAAS.
A suite built for sovereignty
The three solutions share a single console, a single billing model and a single doctrine: hosting in Quebec, Law 25 compliance built into the design, and mandatory routing of every artificial intelligence call through a gateway controlled by SecuAAS. The entire suite is 100% API-accessible, which lets partners and their clients embed each function in their own tools and automations.
All solutions are offered with no lock-in, on a monthly subscription or pay-as-you-go basis.
SecuScan — Attack surface, cloud, pentesting and code
SecuScan continuously maps and tests an organization's exposure: external attack surface management (EASM), cloud-native application protection (CNAPP), autonomous AI-assisted penetration testing and code analysis. Reports are produced for three distinct audiences — executives, security leaders and technical teams — so that each recipient gets the information at the right level.
SecuScan's artificial intelligence is sovereign across all modules, with the exception of penetration testing, which relies on frontier models to cover the most recent attack techniques. Endpoint and network discovery and monitoring, including industrial environments (IT/OT), as well as firewall auditing, are offered in beta.
SecuAI — Generative AI without exposing your personal information
SecuAI is an artificial intelligence gateway that lets organizations use large language models — sovereign or third-party — while keeping control of their personal information. The principle: personal information is detected and replaced with tokens in Quebec before any processing; only the mapping table between tokens and real identities stays in Quebec, under the organization's control.
An organization can use the anonymization calls alone, to protect its own data flows before sending them to an existing AI tool. Sovereign models hosted in Quebec include anonymization by default. Every third-party model is displayed with its country of residence, and anonymization is enforced for models hosted in China.
SecuSIEM (beta) — Detection and logs, Quebec residency
SecuSIEM centralizes event logs, detects incidents and preserves evidence. SecuLake, the data lake underlying the SIEM, provides cryptographic pseudonymization of the personal information contained in logs. SecuSIEM is presented in beta at GoSec 2026.
A 100% partner-led go-to-market model
SecuAAS does not sell directly to end-user organizations. The suite is distributed exclusively through partners — managed service providers (MSP), managed security service providers (MSSP) and value-added resellers (VAR) — who fold it into their own offering and resell it to their clients under their own brand.
The program rests on a single offer, on the same terms for every partner, with no tiers:
- commercial terms — discounts on the suite and on prepaid AI credits — provided on request;
- complete freedom to set resale prices;
- end-client billing by the partner, using their existing platform;
- full API access to the suite, to embed it in the partner's tools;
- white-label portal available on request.
“An MSP or an MSSP knows its clients, their context and their constraints far better than we ever will. Our job is to give them a sovereign suite that is open by API and profitable to resell. Theirs is to deploy it at their clients. We will never compete with them directly”, adds Olivier Lange.
Olimar Développement, first integration partner
Olimar Développement Inc., a Quebec City company specializing in the distribution of technology solutions and the development of applied artificial intelligence verticals, becomes the first integration partner of the SecuAAS suite. Olimar handles the sale, integration and billing of SecuScan, SecuAI and SecuSIEM for its own clients, and is putting online dedicated ordering pages for each solution on its website (olimar.ca/secuscan, olimar.ca/secuai and olimar.ca/secusiem).
“Olimar is our reference partner. It was the first to deploy the suite in real-world conditions, through the MSP API and its own client portal, and it helped validate the model we are now opening to other MSPs, MSSPs and resellers”, notes Olivier Lange, who is also co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Olimar Développement.
At booth 57: live demos and the PII Challenge
Over the two days of GoSec, SecuAAS will run live demonstrations of its three solutions at booth no. 57. Attendees are also invited to take on the PII Challenge: try to slip personal information past SecuAI's anonymization. Every participant receives SecuAI anonymization credits, increased if they succeed. Attempts are unlimited; one prize per person.
About SecuAAS
Founded in Quebec City in May 2022, SecuAAS (Les Entreprises SecuAAS) is a publisher of SaaS cybersecurity solutions. Its suite — SecuScan, SecuAI and SecuSIEM — is hosted in Quebec, built for Law 25 and 100% API-accessible. SecuAAS sells its suite exclusively through MSP, MSSP and value-added reseller partners. Its founder, Olivier Lange, has 25 years of experience in IT and cybersecurity, including in industrial environments (OT/ICS), in financial institutions and as a chief information security officer. SecuAAS is a member of the Chambre de commerce et d'industrie de Québec (CCIQ) and of the Jeune Chambre de commerce de Québec (JCCQ).
About Olimar Développement
Olimar Développement Inc. is a Quebec City company, co-founded by Olivier Lange and Marilou Harvey, active in the distribution and resale of technology solutions as well as the development of applied artificial intelligence verticals. Olimar is the first integration partner of the SecuAAS suite and also develops its own products, including Wharfly, an autonomous software factory currently in closed beta.
Media inquiries and interview requests
SecuAAS
336 rue Jeanne-d'Arc, Quebec City, Quebec G1S 2R7
Olivier Lange, Founder, President and Chief Technology Officer, is available for interviews before and during GoSec 2026, at booth no. 57 at the Palais des congrès de Montréal, on September 23 and 24.
Note to editors: SecuAAS and Olimar Développement logotypes, as well as product visuals, are available on request at contact@secuaas.com. The terms "personal information" and "Law 25" refer to the Act to modernize legislative provisions as regards the protection of personal information (Quebec).
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