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An auditor wants three things for every Sitecore security bulletin. The date it reached each environment, who approved it, and what got tested afterwards. If those answers live in a Teams thread and one engineer's memory, the review is going to take a while. Our Security and Compliance Checklist for Sitecore websites covers the five domains a review tests. Encryption, access controls, risk management, auditing and monitoring. Start with auditing. It's where reviews come apart.

Three questions worth asking whoever runs your Sitecore, Contentstack or Optimizely platform. Does it run in my own Azure tenant. Who is on call when it breaks at 2am. Will it hold up in your next security audit. Most vendors go quiet on at least one. Dataweavers answers all three, because running enterprise DXP platforms is the whole business.

Composable, agentic, AI content, headless. All of it runs on a platform that still needs patching, scaling, deploying and a person awake at 2am. There is no keynote for that part. There is Dataweavers, running enterprise Sitecore, Optimizely and Contentstack platform operations inside your own Azure tenant.

Beckman Coulter cut Sitecore downtime by 75 percent and doubled its monthly releases. Toyota Australia cut Azure costs by 60 percent. Both handed their platform operations to Dataweavers, and both are happy to be named. If your Azure bill only ever moves in one direction, it is worth a conversation.

Most enterprise DXP teams spend more of the week keeping the platform alive than improving it. Patching, deployments, monitoring, the 2am alert nobody volunteers for. None of it moves the roadmap forward. Dataweavers runs all of it inside your own Azure tenant, so your people get back to the work that sets you apart.

For a regulated business the usual blocker with managed hosting is control. Someone else's environment, someone else's audit trail. Dataweavers runs your Sitecore, Optimizely or Contentstack platform operations inside your own Azure tenant, so the data, the keys and the compliance posture never leave your building. It tends to be the thing FCA, GDPR and NIS2 reviewers stop asking about.