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European cloud sovereignty is a hot topic, with growing pressure on companies to consider alternatives to US-based cloud providers. But the decision is not that straightforward. If you are looking at the current European cloud provider alternatives, the security trade-offs are inevitable. In this expert article, we walk you through what we found, and the questions security leaders should consider when evaluating European cloud alternatives.

As organizations reassess their dependence on global cloud providers, security leaders face a bigger question: What does sovereignty actually mean for security? Explore the tradeoffs, risks, and realities behind European cloud alternatives in this expert article.

Moving to a European cloud provider may help address sovereignty requirements, but it doesn't automatically strengthen your security posture. Sovereignty matters. But there is another question security leaders need to ask: will your existing security stack, processes and integrations work in the new cloud environment? Read our latest research and explore what sovereignty means for cloud security.

As organizations reassess their dependence on global cloud providers, security leaders face a bigger question: What does sovereignty actually mean for security? Explore the tradeoffs, risks, and realities behind European cloud alternatives.

Moving to a European cloud provider may help address sovereignty requirements, but it doesn't automatically strengthen your security posture. As pressure to move to European cloud providers grows, it’s important to understand what that move means for your existing security setup, and where the security and operational trade-offs are. Read our latest research and explore what sovereignty means for cloud security.

Cloud sovereignty is shaping technology decisions across Europe. But is sovereignty automatically more secure? Explore the security considerations, risks, and tradeoffs behind European cloud alternatives.