Digital sovereignty

Your data must be collected, processed and hosted within a secure framework that complies with the RGPD and respects the confidentiality of your customers and partners.

For the companies, this means:

• Locating data on European
• Using sovereign clouds
• Implementing robust data governance policies

Today, a large proportion of the digital tools, software and infrastructures used by businesses come from foreign suppliers. This dependence poses a number of risks: changes in access conditions, service outages, security breaches and geopolitical decisions. Technological sovereignty means guaranteeing the continuity and security of your business.

Rethink your technological ecosystem to :

• Favour European or local solutions
• Diversify suppliers and avoid technological monopolies
• Support the development of local innovation

Finally, operational sovereignty concerns a company's ability to control all its processes, from production to distribution. In times of crisis (pandemics, war, shortages), external dependence proves dangerous. A sovereign company is one that is resilient in the face of external shocks.

• Identify the critical points in your supply chain
• Develop operational continuity and resilience plans
• Integrate a strategy of autonomy, even partial, for your key resources