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Whoever hosts your data decides who can see it. The alternative has long been available.

Zero Trust, SIEM, hardening: German companies have a high level of security maturity. Nevertheless, the most critical data—and, increasingly, AI workloads—are hosted by providers subject to foreign legal systems.

Topic

Cloud SecurityData security / DLP / Know-how protectionData protection / GDPRManaged Security Services / Hosting

When & Where

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Tue, 10/27/2026 01:30 PM - 01:45 PM

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Forum C, Booth 7-720

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Details

  • Format:

    Management lecture

  • Language:

    German

Session description

Speakers: Johannes Meyer, Senior Market Development Manager (Cloud), noris network AG
Florian Stein, Lenovo Global Technology Germany GmbH

Zero Trust, SIEM, hardening: German companies have a high level of security maturity. Nevertheless, the most critical data—and, increasingly, AI workloads—are hosted by providers subject to foreign legal systems. Having a server location in Frankfurt does nothing to change this.

The good news: sovereignty requires neither a high level of maturity nor migration. Enterprise workloads continue to run on the familiar VMware platform, while cloud-native capabilities are built alongside them on the Sovereign Cloud Stack—based on OpenStack, open standard APIs, and no vendor lock-in. In addition, AI as managed inference with zero data retent ...

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