We start with explaining what Sovereign Cloud means.
We will go through all the services that are necessary to set up a Secure Landing Zone (SLZ). One of the important services within solution is the usage of Azure Policies. We have included a technical demonstration that shows these guardrails in action, ensuring BIO compliancy.

Arnold and Dinant will end their talk with the lessons they have learned. To already give you a spoiler, challenges are not only related to complexity of technology.

Additional notes
Many of us have heard about the term ‘Digital Sovereignty’, is it just a buzzword or is it in the interest of the customer in means of cloud compliancy? Unfortunately, there are a lot of bad interpretations of this concept, especially how to reach the ultimate implementation model by taking measures to protect your data and privacy. Hyperscalers like Amazon, Google and Microsoft have each developed their own approach to support Digital Sovereignty use cases. The question may arise, can this help to solve the NIS2 directive challenges? We will compare all approaches and explain which pain points they are trying to solve. After the comparison we will dig deeper into the unique approach Microsoft takes with their ‘Cloud for Sovereignty’ and the benefits for you as customer.

Last year Arnold and Dinant worked intensively together with Microsoft and their customers implementing and improving the ‘Cloud for Sovereignty’ solution. We will go through all the services that are necessary to set up a Secure Landing Zone (SLZ). One of the important services within solution is the usage of Azure Policies. We have included a technical demonstration that shows these guardrails in action, ensuring BIO compliancy.

Arnold and Dinant will end their talk with the lessons they have learned. To already give you a spoiler, challenges are not only related to complexity of technology.

Hopefully see you soon during our talk. Of course, we are here to answer all your questions