Understanding the physical and jurisdictional path of your data is essential for effective risk management. The Juri analysis tracks the complete data journey to identify all points where legal jurisdictions may impact your data.
When you enter a domain, IP address, or .onion address, Juri begins by determining what type of entity we're analyzing:
For domain names, Juri extracts the Top-Level Domain (TLD) and maps it to its controlling jurisdiction:
Juri identifies the physical location of servers by:
This determines the hosting jurisdiction - the country where the servers physically reside.
Juri identifies the legal entities that control the infrastructure:
This determines the corporate jurisdiction - the country whose laws apply to the controlling entity.
For both hosting and corporate jurisdictions, Juri maps the applicable legal frameworks:
Juri identifies relevant international restrictions:
Finally, Juri calculates the GLARS (Geo-Legal Access Risk Score) by:
The digital data journey is often more complex than it appears. A single website can involve:
Juri untangles this complexity by focusing on the primary hosting and corporate jurisdictions while highlighting supplementary risk factors introduced by distributed architectures.