Speaker: Stephan Hausmann

Data sovereignty has become a checkbox: pick a regional data centre, tick the residency box, move on. But residency only answers where data lives, not who can still reach it. Under the CLOUD Act, a hyperscaler's EU region doesn't stop a foreign subpoena, and DORA, NIS2, and the EU's new Cloud Sovereignty Framework are now auditing exactly that gap. 

Join Reto Bachmann as he breaks sovereignty down as the layered problem it actually is, and focuses on the layer most organisations still ignore: who controls identity. For critical-infrastructure and KRITIS operators, that question runs deeper still, all the way into the operational technology estate NIS2 now pulls into scope, where a foreign-controlled remote session into an industrial network i ...