Course Overview
The desire for digital sovereignty is growing steadily—driven by geopolitical tensions, increasing dependence on a handful of cloud providers, and new regulations such as NIS2. But what does sovereignty actually mean, and how can it be realistically achieved?
This course provides clarity: We start with the basics (sovereignty, NIS2, threat model), provide an overview of the market (Microsoft, EU-only, on-premises, hybrid), develop a practical decision-making framework, and apply it to your own organization. At the end, there will be time for open discussion and planning individual next steps.
Who should attend
Digital Sovereignty – A Practical Overview
Prerequisites
The course is designed for anyone interested in digital sovereignty—from decision-makers and IT managers to compliance and security officers, as well as project managers and interested employees. No prior knowledge is required.
Course Objectives
The course is designed for anyone interested in digital sovereignty—from decision-makers and IT managers to compliance and security officers, as well as project managers and interested employees. No prior knowledge is required.
Course Content
- What Is Sovereignty, Really? | NIS2 | Threat Model
- Market Overview — Microsoft, EU-only, On-Prem, Hybrid
- Decision-Making Framework — Data Catalog, Architecture, Documentation
- Application to Your Own Organization
- Open Discussion & Individual Next Steps
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