Data sovereignty instead of digital dependency
Global uncertainty, cyber threats and US legislation show that local data centres or encryption alone are not enough. Data sovereignty requires an understanding of risk and a willingness to change – only then can public authorities, critical infrastructure operators, emergency services and healthcare providers protect their data in the long term.
WHAT'S INSIDE:
What are the differences between data sovereignty, data residency, data protection and data security?
What risks arise from US providers such as Microsoft 365, WhatsApp and Slack?
What impact does this have on compliance, audits and certifications (e.g. ISO 27001, BSI C5)?
What specific recommendations are there for switching to European solutions?
How are European providers already offering powerful alternatives today?