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Clarify sovereignty needs
Data, processes, operator access, jurisdiction and operational control are assessed in a differentiated way.
Sovereignty · Delos · Critical infrastructure · Regulated industries
In brief
Data-sovereign cloud strategies for critical infrastructure, public sector and regulated industries in the DACH region.
Delos · Critical infrastructure · Regulated industries · Updated
Typical starting point
Protection needs and regulatory requirements are not translated into technical criteria
Sovereignty is reduced to the location of data centres
Target platform, transitions and remaining dependencies are unclear
Approach
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Data, processes, operator access, jurisdiction and operational control are assessed in a differentiated way.
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Delos and other operating models are assessed against concrete requirements instead of blanket promises.
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Target architecture, identities, data flows, migration and operations are described as one coherent path.
Examples from practice
Starting point
An organisation wants to use modern Microsoft services but must meet special control requirements.
Result
A criteria model makes data classes, operator access, jurisdiction and technical dependencies comparable.
Starting point
Delos is considered as a platform, but the impact on identities and processes is unclear.
Result
Architecture and transition planning shows prerequisites, interfaces and open decisions.
Case study
Organisation from a regulated public-sector environment – anonymised, as all Sovratis client relationships are treated confidentially.
Starting point
Modern Microsoft services were to be used, while special requirements applied to jurisdiction, operator access and demonstrable control. A blanket answer of 'cloud yes or no' was not helpful.
Measures implemented
Result
The organisation makes its cloud decision on the basis of traceable criteria instead of blanket promises. The path to the target platform is described as one coherent, verifiable route.
Outcome
Traceable criteria for cloud sovereignty
A realistic assessment of options and dependencies
A predictable transition for regulated workloads
Questions & answers
Cloud sovereignty covers more than data residency. It also includes jurisdiction, operator access, encryption, identities, dependencies and your own ability to act.
Delos Cloud is an offering for a sovereign cloud platform in Germany. Whether it fits depends on protection needs, usage scenarios and organisational prerequisites.
No. Critical infrastructure operators and highly regulated industries can have requirements regarding jurisdiction, operational control and demonstrable separation.
A migration depends on available services, the identity model, data classes, interfaces and operational requirements, and must be planned individually.
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