Cloud sovereignty

Quelle: https://www.enisa.europa.eu/topics/cyber-security-cloud-security/cloud-security/cloud-sovereignty

Cloud sovereignty is the principle and practice by which an organization ensures control over the location, access, processing, and governance of data and workloads hosted in cloud services, in order to meet legal, regulatory, and operational requirements across its logistics and supply chain activities.

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