Why Your “Secure” Sovereign Cloud Might Not Be That Secure

Whether you host your data in a sovereign cloud or not, security remains your responsibility. Sovereignty solves one challenge: the legal obligations. Yet the technical aspects of security do not disappear.

Traditional security models no longer meet the needs of the cloud era. Depending on outdated structures puts both your systems and your digital sovereignty at risk. Especially now, as technology and politics become increasingly intertwined, it is essential to invest in secure infrastructures, data protection, and artificial intelligence.

A modern approach like zero trust provides a sustainable path forward. It not only strengthens the security of sovereign cloud environments but also simplifies compliance, reduces complexity, and enhances performance and transparency.

This session explores how an identity-first security approach works, what zero trust looks like in practice, and why this model helps organizations navigate the complexities of compliance more effectively.

Zero trust is not a new concept, but it is more relevant than ever. It represents a key element in building truly secure, sovereign, and future-ready cloud strategies.
Zero-Trust, yes it’s old, but it’s part of the solution.