Data sovereignty takes more than keeping data close to home

Keeping sensitive data within national borders might satisfy a residency requirement. But does it mean your organization is genuinely in control?Not necessarily. Data could be stored locally while remaining subject to another jurisdiction's laws, dependent on overseas service providers or exposed to disruption beyond your control.For enterprise IT teams, that distinction is becoming harder to ignore. Geopolitical tensions, evolving regulations and the growing use of AI are forcing organizations to reconsider what data sovereignty means in practice. Yet translating those concerns into a workable strategy is another matter.And simply throwing more money at the problem won't necessarily solve it.In The Register's on-demand webinar, Data...

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