A German data center alone isn't sovereignty: Zero Trust SASE on STACKIT
Since July, digital sovereignty has been a procurement criterion, and standards like ES³ make it measurable rather than merely claimed. What matters is not where a service runs, but who operates and controls it.
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Cloud SecurityData security / DLP / Know-how protectionSecure HomeofficeWebsecurity / VPN
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it-sa insights
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German
Session description
Speaker: Sebastian Stein Since July, digital sovereignty has been an explicit award criterion in public procurement law, and standards like ES³ make it measurable rather than merely claimed. What matters is not where a service runs, but who operates and controls it.
Using the partnership between Zscaler and Schwarz Digits as an example, this presentation demonstrates how a leading Zero Trust platform is operated as a sovereign service on STACKIT: who holds which data, who controls the platform, and what the phased path to full operational sovereignty looks like.
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