Digital Sovereignty:
Is Data Residency Really Enough?

Get the executive brief on Digital Sovereignty

Most organisations think digital sovereignty starts with where their data is stored.

But data residency is only part of the picture.

Your data may be stored locally while access and control still depend on foreign providers, external administrators or technologies governed by another jurisdiction.

Digital sovereignty comes down to three things: jurisdiction, control and resilience.

This is where Privileged Access Management (PAM) plays a key role: helping organisations control who can access critical systems, manage administrative privileges