Sovereignty must be planned architecturally from the outset, not as a post-migration target, and requires backup infrastructure independent from hyperscaler ecosystems.
The majority of organisations deceive themselves about the security of their collaboration infrastructure: while they rate it as protected, they actually share sensitive information over fragmented and unsuitable channels.
Under NIS2, fragmented IT infrastructure triggers personal executive liability, requiring companies to migrate to integrated platforms with automation, asset visibility, and continuous logging.
Organizations must systematically classify workloads by data type, regulation, dependency risk, and performance requirements to determine whether they belong on hyperscalers, sovereign cloud, or on-premises.
